Many leather furniture manufactures offer the Brompton leather pattern. This is a leather not a style of furniture. Leathercraft, Bradington Young and Classic leather are a few that come to mind. Brompton is a waxed pull up leather that will featured lighter shades of brown as it is pulled tight. You should avoid spills with this leather because oils will soak in and darken the hide. I do not know who makes the RL furniture but RH is made outside of the US.

I was gonna print this formula at work today, but forgot! (obviously it's not much of a formula!) RL has changed much for the better from 6 yrs. ago when SW manufactured it! It's been made by ICI since then. Weird coincidence here... Just today, a painter in town wanted us to match some ACE colors into RL!! About 12 gallons worth...he loves using RL for his jobs. Either way, buy newer paint...whether or not it's RL. It'll perform better. Faron

Found this from remodelingguy.net. No date on the piece though, but I find the Martha/Ralph info interesting. Who Makes Ralph Lauren Paint? IâÂÂm a huge fan of Ralph Lauren Paint and I was pretty well crushed when they stopped selling it at Home Depot. IâÂÂm really still not over it. But there is good news, or so IâÂÂm told. You can still buy it at ICI Paint Stores. Who Makes Ralph Lauren Paint? Ralph Lauren Paints is manufactured by AkzoNobel, an large international company whose roots can be traced back almost 400 years to Sweden. They recently purchased ICI, which was the original manufacturer. There are still ICI Paint Stores in many areas, but trying to find one on the website is a task, to say the least. I was told by an AkzoNobel sales rep who I cornered in Home Depot, that Ralph Lauren Paint is still available in ICI stores. If you buy some, please let me know so I can breathe easy! Incidentally, AkzoNobel also manufactures Martha Stewart Living Paints, which replaced Ralph Lauren on Home Depot Shelves. IâÂÂve never tried MarthaâÂÂs paint, but IâÂÂm sure itâÂÂs great. On an interesting note, I was surprised to hear that Ralph Lauren himself actually took an interest in the paint business. It wasnâÂÂt just a branding thing, for what itâÂÂs worth.

Congratulations to Lauren ... and to you, for the busy-ness and cares sometimes dealt with while watching and guiding as they grew. What an opportunity for you, now - to make good use of your increased freedom. Maybe get involved with other things in the community and the world ... and quite a few of them are ones that, being not so close to home, will cause less worry and stress. Tomorrow can be the beginning of a whole new area of life. Good wishes for all of your days ahead. ole joyfuelled ... and it's not rationed: may your days be fuelled by joy, as well