Built to Last
Why Leather Is the Ultimate Investment for Your Home
Not every material needs decades to earn its character. Synthetic leather skips the waiting entirely, offering the look and feel of hide from the moment it leaves the factory, without the price tag, the upkeep, or the ethical question marks that come with the real thing. It's become one of the smartest materials in modern interior design, not because it pretends to be something it isn't, but because it's gotten remarkably good at being exactly what it is.
The Definition of Synthetic Leather
Synthetic leather, also called faux leather, vegan leather, or pleather, is a manmade material engineered to mimic the look and texture of animal hide. Instead of tanning skin, manufacturers build the material up in layers, typically a fabric backing coated with a flexible polymer that’s textured and finished to resemble leather’s grain.
Taking modern synthetic textiles a step further, our Stellar collection introduces an advanced high-performance composition consisting of 60% silicone and 40% polyester.
EXPLORE SYNTHETIC LEATHER
Meet Stellar: Our Advanced Silicone Synthetic Leather
Enhanced Flexibility & Shaping
Thanks to its innovative silicone and polyester blend, Stellar is much easier to shape and mold around complex contours than traditional synthetic leathers.
Exceptional Durability
Engineered to withstand 100,000 rubs, it offers heavy-duty abrasion resistance suitable for demanding upholstery applications.
Easy to Clean & Maintain
The water- and stain-repellent properties of the silicone finish make spills simple to wipe away, ensuring effortless upkeep.
Certified Safety
Stellar meets rigorous international fire-retardant standards including BS EN1021 P1/2, BS5852 IS5, ASTM E84, TM17–23, and FMVSS302.
Caring for Synthetic Leather
Wipe it down regularly with a damp cloth and mild soap if needed, no special cleaners or conditioners required. Avoid direct, prolonged heat or sunlight, which can cause cheaper synthetics to soften, discolor, or crack over time. Skip harsh solvents or alcohol-based cleaners, since these can damage the polymer coating. And keep sharp objects away from the surface, since unlike fabric, a tear or puncture in synthetic leather can’t really be repaired invisibly.
