
Hello there! The provided search results didn't contain information on this topic, but I can certainly help answer your question based on general knowledge.
Yes, bed bugs can absolutely live in leather sofas. While you might think the smooth leather surface would deter them, the bugs are more interested in the structure of the sofa than the material it's covered with. A sofa, regardless of material, is full of perfect hiding spots.
Bed bugs are experts at squeezing into tiny, dark spaces. In a leather sofa, they will hide in the seams and stitching, deep within the tufts and buttons, and along the zippers of any cushions. They can also infest the interior of the sofa, finding refuge in the wooden frame, the joints, and the hollow spaces underneath.
So, while the leather itself is less hospitable than a textured fabric, the overall of the sofa provides more than enough cracks and crevices for bed bugs to call home. The material on the outside doesn't make the furniture immune to an infestation.


