Timber Care

• Dust regularly with a damp, lint-free cloth to prevent abrasive buildup that can damage the timber finish.
• Use a high-quality furniture polish occasionally, but avoid oil polishes or waxes that may affect the finish.
• Always use coasters when placing hot items on timber surfaces to prevent heat marks.
• Protect timber furniture from direct sunlight, open windows, and dampness, as these can cause fading, cracking, or splitting.
• Avoid letting water or any other liquids sit on timber surfaces, as they can cause swelling and damage.
• Keep furniture away from chemicals like alcohol, nail polish, and perfume, as these can dissolve the finish on contact.
• Avoid direct contact between plastic items and your furniture, as chemicals in plastics can soften and damage finishes over time.

Leather Care

• Do not dry clean or machine wash leather surfaces.
• Avoid detergents, solvents, abrasives, or non-recommended leather cleaners that could damage the leather.
• Keep leather furniture out of direct sunlight and away from heating vents to prevent fading and cracking.
• Vacuum leather surfaces regularly with a soft brush attachment, then wipe with a soft, color-fast cloth every 2–3 weeks.
• Avoid rubbing leather excessively when cleaning; always follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Use a soft, color-fast or white cloth, particularly in humid conditions, and wipe weekly to prevent buildup of body oils.
• Focus on cleaning creases and areas in contact with skin, like headrests and arm pads, to maintain a uniform appearance.

Fabric Upholstery Care

• Keep fabric furniture out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources to prevent fading.
• Rotate and flip cushions regularly, and vacuum with a low suction setting and soft brush attachment.
• Gently clean spills and stains immediately with a clean damp cloth; avoid scrubbing or scraping.
• Protect from heavy soiling caused by perspiration, hair oil, and pets to maintain fabric quality.
• Test any cleaning products on a hidden area first to ensure they’re safe for your upholstery.