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Hancock and Moore Amari Leather Sofa in Rodin Cognac and Espresso Wood

Hancock and Moore Amari Leather Sofa in Rodin Cognac and Espresso Wood

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$6,529.99at NFM, last seen Nov 4

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Our take on the Hancock and Moore Amari Leather Sofa in Rodin Cognac and Espresso Wood

The Amari is a stationary three-seat leather sofa from Hancock and Moore, a North Carolina maker known for hand-built, bench-made upholstery. It pairs a Rodin Cognac leather with an espresso wood frame and transitional lines, with a 79.25-inch seat width and removable (not reversible) cushions. It is a long-term, high-end purchase rather than a quick deal, and its price sits at the top of the leather sofa market.

Best forBuyers investing in a long-life leather sofaTransitional or traditional living roomsHouseholds seating three adultsShoppers who want American bench-made furniture
Pros
  • Hand-built in the USA by a long-established maker
  • Full-grain leather in a warm cognac tone
  • Wide 79.25-inch seating area fits three
  • Removable cushions make cleaning easier
  • Espresso wood frame suits dark trim and floors
Cons
  • Premium price with little discounting
  • Cushions are removable but not reversible
  • No pillows included
  • Stationary only, no reclining option
  • Leather needs conditioning and sun protection

Hancock and Moore Amari Leather Sofa in Rodin Cognac and Espresso Wood prices at every store

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Hancock and Moore Amari Leather Sofa in Rodin Cognac and Espresso Wood price history

Lowest price we've seen: $6,529.99 on Nov 4 at NFM. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 4.

What reviewers say

Owners of Hancock and Moore leather sofas generally report dense, supportive seating and leather that wears in rather than out. Complaints tend to focus on cost and long lead times rather than durability.

Pros
  • Sturdy frame and tight construction
  • Leather softens and ages well
  • Supportive, firm seat
Cons
  • High price
  • Long delivery waits on made-to-order pieces
  • Firm feel not to everyone's taste

Specifications

Arm Height
25
Distance Between Arms
79.25
Pillows
No
Primary Finish Family
Dark Wood
Reclining Type
Stationary
Removable Cushions
Yes
Reversible Cushions
No
Seat Depth
20.5
Seat Height
20
Seat Width
79.25"
Seating Capacity
3
Style
Transitional

Questions and answers

Is the Amari sofa worth its price?
If you keep furniture for 15 or more years, the bench-made frame and full-grain leather justify the cost. If you expect to move or redecorate soon, a mid-range sofa is the better spend.
Can the seat cushions be flipped?
No. The cushions are removable for cleaning but not reversible, so wear shows on one face. Rotate them side to side instead.
How many people does it seat?
Three. The seat width is 79.25 inches with 20.5 inches of seat depth and a 20-inch seat height, which suits most adults.
Does it recline?
No. The Amari is a stationary sofa. Hancock and Moore makes separate reclining models if you want that.
What leather is it covered in?
Rodin Cognac, a warm mid-brown full-grain leather, paired with an espresso wood frame. Confirm the exact hide grade with the seller before ordering.
When is it cheapest?
Hancock and Moore is rarely discounted deeply. Watch for store-wide promotions and floor-model or closeout sales, which tend to be the lowest prices.