LONOKE- SOFA

If you love the cool look of leather but long for the warm feel of fabric, you can take comfort in this sofa. Wrapped in a fabulous faux leather with a weathered hue and hint of pebbly texture to resemble the real deal, this decidedly modern sofa proves less is more. Elements include angled side profiling and track armrests wrapped with a layer of pillowy softness for that little something extra. Prominent jumbo stitching and clean-lined divided back styling lend fashion-forward flair.

Create the ultimate dining space with the casual elegance of the Crossings Downtown Dining collection. Perfect for gathering family and friends or nightly homework, these tables are a true essential. The unique global-inspired look is handcrafted from mango wood and styled to fit any home décor style.

Casual and contemporary, this sofa suits those with a keen eye for everyday luxury. Its combination leather and faux leather upholstery is filled with depth and dimension, incorporating an inviting sense of masculine character. With tufting details and a linear silhouette solidifying its chill vibe, all that’s left to do is sit back and relax.

This ottoman speaks to those drawn to fresh, contemporary style with richly neutral appeal. Its firmly cushioned top offers room for comfort. Subtle and sophisticated, the plush upholstery and dark tri-block legs are a natural complement for so many color schemes.

This generously scaled chair speaks to those drawn to fresh, contemporary style with richly neutral appeal. Subtle and sophisticated, the plush upholstery and dark tri-block legs are a natural complement for so many color schemes. Curling up with a good book in this roomy chair is never out of the question.

This loveseat speaks to those drawn to fresh, contemporary style with richly neutral appeal. Subtle and sophisticated, the plush upholstery and dark tri-block legs are a natural complement for so many color schemes. Two accent pillows make the seating even more welcoming. Curling up on this loveseat to enjoy a night in is never out of the question.