Lighter Colored Leathers Appropriate for Family with Kids?

[AZJoe]

That's the logic I used deciding what type of furniture to buy: I paid about $20k for a car that will be decent for maybe 10 years. I spend an average of about 15 mins a day in it going to and from work. So how much should I spend on furniture for a room where I spend several HOURS per day, and is likely to last 25+ years?

After that, the answer seemed obvious - the best I can afford.

The problem I am having is where do you draw the line? Lol I had a budget in mind and I keep smashing it, since I can technically afford it. Now I am certain on a gr3, but I'd be lying if I said capri butternut gr4 isn't on my mind, and I am not trying to justify it.

[drcollie]

Heh. Two different leathers. Garfield is very handsome, deep and rich looking. In fact, it may even present better visually than Capri. But, it doesn't have the buttery-soft feel nor matt-sheen understated elegance of Capri.

You won't make a mistake in either one (like you would be if ordering in 'Supple', or "Glazed' series leathers, which I would talk you out of).