Ecna creates its aged effect during drum processing. This distinguishes it from a leather that is hand-rubbed after the furniture has been upholstered, giving the surface its own kind of tonal variation.
Surface, colour and suitability
The article is approximately 1.0 mm thick and has a natural-grain appearance. Compare it with a more uniform finish if you are deciding how much visible variation you want across the sofa’s broad cushions and smaller curved details.
An aged effect describes the leather treatment rather than the age of the finished furniture. A sample can help establish the colour direction, while the complete upholstered piece will show the material across a larger and more varied shape.
The drum-developed aged effect is useful when comparing Ecna with Asportabile: both can appear vintage, but their finishing processes differ. Choose the material by its own sample and article reference rather than transferring the expected shading from another aged leather. Category E identifies the upholstery price group within VAMA’s selection.
Material specification
- Thickness: approximately 1.0 mm
- Finish: aged effect
- Grain: natural appearance
- Upholstery category: E
Samples and care
Discuss Ecna colour codes and compatibility with VAMA before choosing the covering. Follow the article-specific care guidance, and ask how to maintain the finish before using an unfamiliar leather product.
