The sixth Ultraleather book runs 117 SKUs. Ultraleather by Ultrafabrics assembled it with Kravet, and three of the collections inside are new.

Brisa Ellora covers indoor work across 25 colorways, breathable and bleach-cleanable. Coast and Pumice take the outdoor side, 17 and 16 colorways, both water and mildew repellent.

What registers first is grain. Fine pebble against coarse pebble. Something close to shagreen. A chalky bloom dragged across a few of the finishes. Neutrals carry the bulk. The blues are where it gets interesting.

The hand has improved, which matters more than any spec sheet. Softness used to be the tradeoff. Early leather alternatives announced themselves on contact. These stay quiet.

For designers, the appeal is consolidation. One book covering indoor and outdoor, matte through pearlized, chalk white through navy. Enough range to hold a multifamily amenity lounge and its terrace together without opening a second vendor’s binder. Summit made a similar case for performance upholstery that ignores the threshold.

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