Replacement desk & table leathers
Replace your desk top leather with our Cowhide or Skiver leathers today!
K Restorations do not buy pre-cut or dyed leathers in bulk. Instead we utilise our own workshop to cut, dye and finish the leathers to your exact specification.
We offer two types of leather, cowhide and skiver, and we can match any size or colour you require.
Colour matching
As we produce our own leathers we are able to offer a colour matching service. Simply send in a sample of your existing leather with your order and we will do our best to deliver you a new leather to match.
Cowhide leathers
Cowhide leather is suited to larger and more expensive tables or desks.
It is very slightly thicker than Skiver leather and less coarse to touch. Cowhide leather is also of a higher quality and it is less likely you will find thickness variations, or small flaws in the leather, that you may find on Skiver leather. This is reflected in the price of Cowhide leather, as it is more expensive than Skiver leather.
Skiver leathers
Skiver leather is suited to smaller and less expensive tables or desks and is the more common choice of leather.
Skiver leather is typically 1mm thick and is slightly coarser to touch than Cowhide leather.
Skiver leather is also of a slightly lower quality than Cowhide leather and you may find thickness variations, or small flaws caused by scars that were on the animal the leather was made from. Such flaws are not seen as a defect but are accepted as adding character to the leather. This is all reflected in the price of Skiver leather, as it is cheaper than Cowhide leather.
Leather colours
K Restorations offer a wide range of colours to choose from, or use our colour matching service to ensure a close match.
Antique Red
Our most popular red leather. A rich colour with tint of black.
Antique Green
Our most popular green leather. A deep, medium shade of green.
Antique Blue
A relatively dark and rich shade of blue.
Antique Brown
A deep and dark shade of brown, darker than Tan
Antique Gold
A fairly strong and unique gold colouring.
Antique Parchment
A light beige colouring.
Vellum Green
A fairly bright green with slight yellow tone and hint of black.
Antique Faded Green
A light green colour speckled with black. A fairly unique leather colouring.
Bottle Green
As the name describes, a rich bottle green colouring.
Adam Green
Similar to Vellum Green with slightly less black tint.
Antique Turquiose
A dark leather with a strong saturation of a unique green. Similar to Bottle Green but a shade or two lighter.
Deep Faded Green
A dark and deep green, similar to Bottle Green but with a slight yellow tone.
Antique Faded Red
A rich cranberry red, a shade lighter than Antique Red.
Lacquer Red
A very bright and vibrant red.
Plum Red
A very dark leather (almost black) with a speck of red.
Burgundy
A deep red, very similar to Antique Red but with slightly less black tint.
Coral
Similar to Antique Red but a more reddish-brown colouring.
Old Gold
A unique brown, a few shades lighter than Tan.
Ivory
A very light brown with black specks.
Light Tan
A very rich light brown.
Tan
A nice strong and deep brown, but not too dark.
Pterodactyl
A very dark leather, almost solid black, but has a hint of dark brown.
Grey Black
Black leather with a hint of grey, noticably lighter than Polished Black.
Polished Black
A solid black leather.