Sculpted leather thistle detail showing woven work, stitching and natural grain
LEATHER

Leather as an architectural material.

We select leather for its character, tactility and ability to become part of the architecture. From quiet full-grain hides to embossed, woven and specially developed finishes.

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Full-grain

Naturally tanned leather selected for depth, tactility and the character it develops over time.

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Embossed

Structured surfaces that introduce pattern and texture while retaining the warmth of leather.

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Upholstery

Leather selected for upholstery, bringing warmth, tactility and durability to furniture and interior surfaces.

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Bespoke

Leather developed for the project — woven, dyed, colour-matched, engraved, embossed or otherwise made to specification.

LEATHER RANGES

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FROM HIDE TO FINISH

The character of the leather starts long before it reaches the workshop.

We look for hides with the right balance of grain, colour, suppleness and durability, then work with finishing processes that suit the demands of the project.

Leather hide being finished during the tanning process
Hand stitching leather in the Ed Tanner workshop
MADE BY HAND

Leather shaped around the detail.

Cutting, skiving, forming, stitching, wrapping and weaving allow the material to respond to the geometry of an interior.

We work with architects and designers to develop details from early development through to finished installation.

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