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Nailhead Trim: Styles, Spacing and When to Use It

Nailhead trim is a row of small metal tacks hand-set along upholstered edges to anchor fabric or leather and define a frame's silhouette. At Sutter & Vale, Hancock & Moore sets the standard...

What Is a Customer's Own Leather (COL)?

Customer's Own Leather, abbreviated COL, means you supply the hide and the manufacturer builds the piece in it. Hancock & Moore, a leather upholstery house in North Carolina, accepts COL on mad...

Hancock & Moore Accent Chairs: Leather Seating for the Library and Study

Hancock & Moore accent chairs are the natural choice for a library or study that expects leather to last. The North Carolina house has built to that standard since 1981. Sutter & Vale carri...

What to Look for in a Home Office Chair That Matches the House

A chair that belongs to its room shares the same material language, scale, and surface detail as the furniture around it. Hancock & Moore, available through Sutter & Vale, builds its office...

Corey Damen Jenkins for Hancock & Moore: Colour, Pattern and Leather

Corey Damen Jenkins designs for Hancock & Moore under a single animating idea: where antiquity and modernity meet. The collections, available through Sutter & Vale's Hancock & Moore sel...

Hancock & Moore Recliners: Comfort That Does Not Look Like a Recliner

Hancock & Moore recliners are built to disappear into a well-furnished room. The house has been making upholstered seating in North Carolina since 1981, and its recliner frames are constructed ...

How to Care for Leather Furniture

Hancock & Moore leather furniture is built to last twenty or more years of daily use. The house selects each hide to a standard most upholstery makers never reach, then benches every piece in N...

The Hancock & Moore Leather Sofa: What You Are Paying For

Hancock & Moore has built leather seating in Hickory, North Carolina, since 1981. The house selects hide to a standard most upholstery makers never reach, then benches every piece by hand using...