Top Grain Leather Furniture (Dallas, TX)

Cool, contemporary furniture. Really great prices. We travel the world to find modern furniture, unique lighting, uncommon accessories and artwork which offer the finest in timeless and functional International design at low, direct-import prices. Whether you are looking for a modern sofa, platform bed, entertainment center for your flat-panel TV, desk, table, chairs, wall art, or even a unique accent piece you can create a home or office packed with personality without spending a lot of money doing it.

* Save 15% on orders with merchandise totaling less than $1000. Save 20% on orders with merchandise totaling $1,000 or more. Applicable discount will be applied in your cart and/or during checkout. Valid only on orders submitted between August 19, 2009 and midnight August 31, 2009. Offer is good on all merchandise only, INCLUDING already discounted sale & clearance merchandise and new items. Does not include gift certificates, assembly, delivery, freight, or tax. Multiple orders can not be summed to achieve a higher discount amount. Offer cannot be combined with other promotions or discounts.

Products and Materials

Who manufacturers Eurway products?
Eurway searches the globe for unique products and designs at exceptional values. The breadth of our search allows us to buy products from manufacturers all over the world, from Indonesia and the Far East to Italy, Denmark and Sweden. With over 2,500 products on our web site at any given time, it would be impossible to list every manufacturer. However, please feel free to call or e-mail for more information on any specific product and our representatives will be happy to assist.

Are Eurway products difficult to assemble?
Assembling Eurway products is not difficult but flat-packed items do take time. If you have questions while assembling your products, please contact us at 1-877-9-EURWAY (1-877-938-7929) and ask to speak to the assembly department for assistance. Read More

Does Eurway mail out fabric swatches or material samples?
Eurway requests fabric swatches and color samples from our manufacturers whenever possible. While we have swatches for a large portion of our products, some swatches or samples may be unavailable. Please feel free to call or e-mail if you have a specific product in mind and our representatives can provide more details.

Are all of your products in stock all the time?
We make every effort to stock all of our products all the time, however there are some occasions when stock does run out. Lead times vary depending on the vendor.

Does Eurway special order products?
Special orders can only be placed in person at one of our showrooms. Special orders require a 50% non-refundable deposit at the time of order placement. Special orders can not be cancelled for any reason and can not be exchanged. Depending on the vendor, lead times can vary. We can not take any special orders via phone or the Internet.

What does 'flat-packed' mean?
Products that are completely disassembled and packaged as "flat" as possible are described as being "flat-packed". They may also be called RTA (Ready to Assemble) or KD (Knock Down). Read More

Does Eurway custom-make furniture items?
No. Eurway is a furniture retailer, not a manufacturer.

Glossary of terms:

ABS - A common thermoplastic used to make light, rigid molded products.

Bycast leather - Genuine split-hide leather manufactured with a protective layer of polyurethane for strength, durability and modern finish. Although bycast leather is often less expensive to produce than top grain leather, is easier to clean and maintain and generally has a more uniform grain pattern.

Enamel - A paint that dries to a very hard, glossy finish.

Espresso - Dark brown color, also known as wenge.

Frosted Glass - Produced by acid etching or sand blasting a clear sheet of glass. The effect renders the glass translucent by scattering the light that passes through. Because glass is inherently green, the forced translucence generally enhances that color in the panel.

Lacquer - A clear or colored varnish that produces a hard, durable finish.

Leatherette - A form of artificial leather, usually made by covering fabric with a soft PVC layer with an artificial grain. Although leatherette is not as porous as leather, it requires little maintenance and is highly resistant to fading and cracking.

MDF - More formally known as medium density fiberboard, is an engineered wood product formed by applying high temperature and pressure to a combination of wood fibers, wax and resin. MDF is generally 3-4 times stronger than particleboard and is an excellent core for wood veneer products. Furthermore, MDF has no natural grain and, therefore, no tendency to split, is uniform in size and strength and is the most cost effective material used in furniture manufacturing worldwide. This balance of strength and cost in MDF is the main reason that approximately 90% of all furniture manufactured today consists, at least in part, of MDF.

Melamine - A durable, plasticized laminate commonly used over an MDF core in kitchen and bathroom countertops, as well as furniture.

Microfiber - A synthetic fabric specifically designed for softness and durability, typically made from polyester fibers. Microfiber is designed to repel liquids and resist staining, which makes it second only to leather in terms of overall durability of upholstered fabrics.

Powder Coat - A finishing process typically used for metals, including furniture, automobile and motorcycle parts. Although the finish is similar in appearance to standard liquid paint, power coating is generally applied electrostatically as a dry powder, allowing a thicker, more even finish (without running like a liquid paint). Power coat finishes are known for their durability, in particular.

PVC - One of the most widely used plastics in the world in everything from clothing and piping to furniture.

Silk-screened Glass - A modern alternative to frosted glass, silk-screening glass is printed with a color on one side. Depending on the applied color, silk-screening minimizes the inherent green color of glass by preventing light from passing completely through the panel.

Split grain leather - Created from the layer of the hide just below the top grain. Split grain leather has an additional layer applied to the surface which is embossed with a leather grain. Split grain leather is known for its balance between durability and value. Since split grain leather is more abundant than top grain it can be produced more cost effectively. Additionally, the manufacturing process minimizes many of the natural imperfections in the hide itself, while sustaining the natural strength of the fabric.

Top grain leather - Refers to the upper section of a hide closest the epidermis. Full grain leathers have not been sanded or buffed, so they still retain the natural variances and imperfections present in all leather. Correct grain leathers, conversely, have been sanded or buffed in an effort to minimize the natural imperfections in the hide.

Veneer - Thin layers of wood that are applied onto a core panel such as MDF. Generally, the finest logs are sent to veneer producers in order to make the most efficient use of rare and beautiful wood grains. Rather than producing solid lumber, veneer manufacturers can produce up to 45 times more usable veneer. In addition to preserving natural resources, veneer enables furniture manufacturers to design pieces otherwise impossible with solid woods that are much more susceptible to changes in humidity.