That is a King Hickory 59400L Leather sofa.(or looks like it.) I find King Hickory to be a great 8 way hand tied value in leather and fabric Upholstery. Be careful of distressed leathers. They may scratch easier and your pomeranian would be blamed. Usually the lower grades are more durable. Just my 2 cents. Sounds like you got a good one.

It was probably a no-no, but I used a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser on mine. It dulled the finish just a bit, but who knows what the crud was so I didn't figure I was losing anything. You could test a small spot first. Car detailing places would probably know of some things to clean ink if the good old stand-by of hairspray doesn't work. Most of the leather cleaners we've used in the past were for general grime. My cows must be pretty tough because some mild soap and water worked just fine. I can't believe how well this couch has held up with my crew. Gloria

I have a red leather chair that turned pink on the back and arms from sun fading. I took happiladi's advice and tried shoe polish. The color was cordovan which is a reddish brown, but it turned out great. I did it to the whole chair and was done before breakfast. 30 minutes tops. I went over all of it with the shoe polish, the kind in a bottle, rubbing each area immediately after putting on the color to eliminate streaking. My DH had some cordovan paste wax for shoes that he then used and that really evened out all the color. Only took half a bottle of polish, surprisingly. I figured I would try this for $2 and if it didn't work then I could try the professional companies that want over $100. There's nothing to lose because those companies say they can even make the leather another color.

I’m also trying to decide on a large piece of artwork for the area above the tv! I may try to move the tv to the left wall and find another place for the chaise. I know that the rug isn’t big enough but that’s what we have going on for now. I don’t like the chandelier, but we are renting. Here are more layout photos.