Eleanor Rigby Home

Cartier Chestnut leather. Hand-applied whipstitch. Ebony ash legs. The Urbano Sofa — three details that say everything about how we build.

Some pieces furnish a room. The Fairfax defines it. Shown in Dreamer White leather with a stainless steel base — clean, architectural, benchmade to order.

The Magdalena Swivel. Clean lines, a wood frame detail, and every surface upholstered in the client’s own material. Fully benchmade, fully yours.

Meet the Cassidy — a sofa chaise sectional built for living. Shown in Rodeo Bayou leather with Whipstitch No. 9, the contrast stitching running the full length of the arm and back. Every detail benchmade, every covering your choice.

Meet the Sophia Swivel — deep channeled back, sweeping wings, and nailhead trim tracing every edge. Shown here in Legends Dark Cloud leather with a hair on hide brindle lumbar pillow. Benchmade to order.

Some sofas furnish a room. The Bowie defines it. El Capitan Chocolate leather, chrome metal accents, hand-applied Whipstitch No. 20, and deep channeled paneling across the sides and back — every detail considered, every surface finished with the same care as the front. This is what benchmade looks like when nothing is left to chance.

There is nothing understated about the Casino Royale — and that is entirely by design. This power motion sectional in SoftTouch Cashew spans the room with quiet grandeur, each seat reclining at the touch of a button without sacrificing an inch of craftsmanship. Satin dark bronze legs complete a piece built to be lived in fully.

The private theater, designed without compromise. This custom Montana home theater — pairs the warmth of leather trim with a refined fabric seating surface and integrated cupholders throughout. From living rooms to screening rooms, Eleanor Rigby Home builds for every space where comfort matters most.

The Carlyle accent chair, realized in a Leather and fabric combination. Leather wraps the body with warmth and depth, while a bold geometric fabric brings the seat and back to life — two distinct materials in complete conversation with each other. This is what benchmade upholstery looks like when a designer’s vision is fully trusted.

The Buttercup Chair and a Half, upholstered in Longhorn Midnight. Deep, brooding leather with the kind of natural variation that only genuine hide can offer — benchmade to hold its character for years to come.