The brand Chesterfield has a legacy spanning over decades.
As the rumor goes the brand was named after the Earl of Chesterfield, though this is not a proven fact.
A Chesterfield sofa, in the 18th and 19th century looked akin to a settee, an elongated armchair that accommodated two or more people.
Just that, a Chesterfield sofa would accommodate more than two people, be longer and more comfortable.
Though it continues to remain the most high end luxury brand in terms of sofas and other furniture, the Chesterfield sofas have undergone a sea change through the decades.
The modern day designs have been going hand in hand with the traditional leather sofa.
Some of the significant changes are: A larger variety of style, color, fabric and design Covers are available in fixed or loose variety.
Some are even capable of washing and dry cleaning New trends in design include a growing popularity in sectional sofas, reclining sofas, futons and sofa beds Upholstery material include leather, velvet, cotton, silks, cord etc Use of analine hide for the most expensive pieces for that luxurious soft supple leather look Some of the most poplar sofas of the brand are:

1. Big Brother Grande: Hand made velvet piece with sprung seat.
   A recent flagship model of the brand in England.
   
2. Edwardian Chesterfield: Inspired from chesterfields from Gentleman's clubs of the 1930s.
   This leather Chesterfield sofa is also available in fabrics and velvets.
   
3. Belmont Chesterfield: Equipped with splayed arms and elegant turned feet, this sofa offers something special to those looking for sheer elegance.
   
4. Bowhill Chesterfield: The plump cushions of the design provide the ultimate comfort and style.
   It is a piece that represents the pinnacle of British design.
   
5. English Chesterfield: One of the most authentic Chesterfield designs which has hardly changed over the past hundred years.
   
6. Oakhurst: One of the latest addition to the brand and is a sheer hit with scooped out arms and elegant legs.
   
7. Eton: This future classic is a blend of traditional models with an elegant arched back
8. Regency: Represents the grace of classic Regency furniture of the 1830s.
   
9. Queen Anne: A famous Chesterfield chair designed considering the traditional Chesterfield wing chairs.
   Upholstered in a selection of fine leather and hardwood legs and finished with intricate studding.
   
10. Corner Suite: It is one of the premier collections of the brand.
    This leather Chesterfield suite is available in several configurations to suit the requirements.
    

Some of the Chesterfield techniques used in the making of the furniture are: 1.
Diamond buttoning on the upholstery of the sofas 2.
Framing made of wood 3.
Hand studding on the furniture edges 4.
Sewing to cut out a precise size by the craftsmen When it comes to choosing the right kind of furniture, you can rest assured you can never go wrong with Chesterfield.