Pretty sofa! And that is a small room. I'm sorry I can't offer any advice on layout. I struggle with that myself. I'm definitely challenged in the decorating department. I'm sure others will help you out. As far as cleaning your leather, there are many online resources that can help you. First of all you need to know what grade of leather you have. Full grain would be the top of the line, with varying grades down to bicast leather. Have you tried calling this company you linked to see what grade this is? Is there a tag on the furniture? I have had a full grain leather sofa, love seat. chair, and ottoman for about 20 years and it looks better now than when I bought it. (yeah, I know...matchey-matchey is a no-no) They say you shouldn't have full grain with children, but we have pets and grandchildren, and we have not been especially careful with it. Our leather furniture is not shiney, and is super soft. LOVE IT! The most comfortable seating ever! I clean with mild soap and water if something gets spilled, and occasionally rub it down with saddle soap. Don't know if that's an approved cleaning method, but it looks great after all these years. Here is a link that might be useful: How to clean leather furniture

I have a natural leather sofa and it has gotten some worn spots. I use shoe polish to bring it back and it works very well. I rub it in and it looks new again. I wait a little bit to allow it to dry so that it won't rub off on clothes. I find I do need to redo it every few months.

I would rather read reviews for the three companies to see how their furniture has held up. Of the three, Smith Brothers would be my choice based on what I have read about them over the years. Reviews for Decor-Rest See this chart for 'lower middle quality' Leather Italia Also this Furniture Forum post for Leather Italia Here is an older post on Smith Brothers from Garden Web - HERE. And a Furniture Forum post re: Smith Brothers - HERE.

You don’t want to look like you tried to match and missed. My opinion is without seeing your room but I would try either a darker or lighter shade of grey but not just a shade, I would make sure you can tell the difference so a few shades or more. Then look for a throw or fabric throw pillows that have both greys within the print and use them to pull it together or if you have wood floors look for a rug that will do the same. If those choices are not available, then select a complimentary leather. Otherwise eclectic is also a good option go different. It sounds like you already know the benefits of leather and active households. Don’t stress just remember that grey leather is neutral, much like light brown. Both of these colors work really well with a variety of other selections and things that may be going on in your room. Not only does it play well with other neutrals but also brings life to bold or bright colors. Grey leather furniture is a popular choice with today’s fabrics used to coordinate with all the different shades of leather.