The Longhorn Sofa

Most sofas ask you to decorate around them. The Longhorn is the decoration.

Built in our Texas workshop, The Longhorn combines two materials that have no business looking this good together — and somehow always do. Full-grain leather in warm saddle brown wraps the rolled arms, cushion faces, and seat centers, developing richer character with every year of use. Authentic hair-on tricolor cowhide covers the arm panels, seat borders, back cushion borders, base skirt, and side panels — brown, black, and white brindle pulled from real hides, no two sections identical. The result is a sofa that looks like it was assembled by someone who actually knew what they were doing, because it was.

Where the leather meets the cowhide, antique brass nailhead trim marks the transition — clustered at the rolled arm, domed and hand-set, catching light the way hardware is supposed to. The welt seam between materials is tight and clean, the kind of detail that takes twice as long to do right and shows the difference immediately.

The classic rolled arm silhouette seats three across with room to breathe — deep cushions, substantial scale, dark wood block feet that keep it grounded. Pair it with the King Ranch Ottoman and you have a living room that needs nothing else.

Because every hide is natural, no two Longhorn Sofas are identical. The cowhide pattern you receive is yours alone — that is not a disclaimer, it is the point.