Fabric is a sterling choice for those looking for a multi-purpose material that offers a diversity of options to choose from. Fabric is renowned for projecting an informal, laid-back feel that is both warm and inviting; more than any other material, it reminds one of the comforts of home. It is not limited by this reputation, however, as it can be fashioned into a dazzling array of texture, color, and pattern choices that can combine to mimic other fabrics with ease. The tough, resilient texture of burlap and the soft, velvety touch of suede can be equally replicated using fabric, at an outstanding value. Grade one of the fabric series features solid colors like Dove, Pewter, Navy, and Ocean, which will drape over your home theater seat with an elegant grace. At the same time, light differences in grain and stitching give each choice a distinctive flair. That distinctiveness extends into grade two of the fabric series, which focuses on a wide array of attractive pattern designs. Stripes, diamonds, cowhide, and zebra shapes, combined with their variations in color and texture, will be sure to match any individual taste and style needs.

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Bonded leather is a convenient and popular means of conferring the look, texture, and feel of top-grain leather, at a fraction of the cost. This material is composed of a polyurethane-leather hybrid that combines the advantages of both elements, into one stylish and durable whole. The polyurethane base lends it a smooth, polished look that is easy to maintain and provides an outstanding value. Simply wipe with a damp cloth to remove any soiling or dander, and your seat will stay in great condition for years to come. The addition of genuine leather elements imparts just the right amount of texture for a feel that mimics the distinctiveness of top-grain leather; choose from a variety of attractive colors that will match your home theater’s décor. Bonded leather is perfect for those looking for a great value, without sacrificing the basic elements which make leather a prized material in the home theater universe.

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