If it's Natuzzi, it is a high grade leather. New sofas are usually priced well over two thousand dollars. I would clean it and maintain the leather. There is a resale market out there for real leather sofas in good condition, if you want a different look. After selling it, you will have some money towards a new sofa. If that isn't an option you could try a slipcover to update the look. Good luck and stay safe!
I ordered 5" medium firm memory foam to fix the cushions also. Just ordered full length sheets and cut them with an electric carving knife to make the cushions nice again.
After heavily reviewing the website, they have material and leather coverings, really beautiful furniture. We have not seen a picture or a description of yours, that would be helpful.
So going off that I would not attempt to do anything to the leather except dye and condition it, make sure it is very, very clean before doing anything. Using an analine dye would be optimal.
If it is fabric, I would feel better about painting it, yet, it is a high quality piece. Maybe just have it professionally cleaned.
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Here are some by other Hometalkers
https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=paint%20sofa
Hi Hilda, I was able to find this that you could check out?
https://www.pinterest.ca/pin/76983474862081131/
This one turned out just incredible! https://www.hometalk.com/diy/living-room/furniture/the-painted-sofa-3866753
The Painted Sofa
Check out all of these projects and how they turned out and that will help you decide: https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=paint%20sofa
here is info for your project
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/76983474862081131/
Here are some ideas: https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=paint%20couch
What it is made out of ?
Lots of posts here on painting a sofa:
https://www.hometalk.com/search/all?filter=paint%20sofa
What material is your sofa? Most upholstery can be painted with a mixture of latex, water, and fabric medium. :)
Is it leather or cloth? If cloth, paint away. Leather can sometimes be re-dyed...not anything I would DIY
Aren't Natuzzi really expensive? You might reconsider and have it reupholstered or repaired by a professional if it has some issues.
If it's Natuzzi, it is a high grade leather. New sofas are usually priced well over two thousand dollars. I would clean it and maintain the leather. There is a resale market out there for real leather sofas in good condition, if you want a different look. After selling it, you will have some money towards a new sofa. If that isn't an option you could try a slipcover to update the look. Good luck and stay safe!
Hi Hilda, here's a few videos that may help you out, the first one is interesting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Okmh6uWU0w0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epYtwcgWAGA
I would use analine dye on a leather sofa.... not paint. I have used this product to restore a couple leather couches for clients..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt_o_qSgS3k&t=1230s
After heavily reviewing the website, they have material and leather coverings, really beautiful furniture. We have not seen a picture or a description of yours, that would be helpful.
So going off that I would not attempt to do anything to the leather except dye and condition it, make sure it is very, very clean before doing anything. Using an analine dye would be optimal.
If it is fabric, I would feel better about painting it, yet, it is a high quality piece. Maybe just have it professionally cleaned.
Of course that you can paint that