What is House of Leon?

House of Leon is a furniture and home décor brand that combines modern design with artisanal craftsmanship. Their mission is to create timeless pieces that elevate any living space.

Where is House of Leon located?

House of Leon's flagship showroom is located at 8204 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90046. You can visit during business hours or book a private appointment.

Can I visit the House of Leon showroom?

Yes, you can visit their Los Angeles showroom during business hours or book a virtual tour if you cannot make it in person.

What inspired the founding of House of Leon?

House of Leon was founded to provide high-quality, thoughtfully designed furniture that blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics.

What materials does House of Leon use in their products?

House of Leon uses premium materials such as solid wood, boucle fabric, and full-grain vintage leather to ensure durability and timeless appeal.

How can I schedule a virtual tour of the showroom?

You can book a 15-minute virtual showroom tour on the House of Leon website, where an expert will guide you through their collections and help with your project goals.

Does House of Leon offer custom furniture options?

House of Leon focuses on their curated collections and does not currently offer custom furniture options.

What sets House of Leon apart from other furniture brands?

House of Leon stands out for its commitment to quality, craftsmanship, and timeless design. Each piece is thoughtfully created to enhance any living space.

How can I contact House of Leon for customer service?

You can reach House of Leon customer service by phone at (213) 433-5244 or via email at hello@houseofleon.com.

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About House of Leon

Founded by twin brothers from Los Angeles who felt furniture had lost its soul. Since 2021, five collections, each rooted in a place where craft still carries memory. Furniture meant to be felt, lived with, and kept.

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