Care & Maintenance

Upholstery

To ensure the longevity of your sofa, avoid direct sunlight, dampness and hot or cold conditions that may cause fading or damage to fabric.

Some of our sofas are made with slip covers for easy cleaning. For best results, dry clean only as it reduces the chance of shrinkage of the slip cover. We advise not to spot clean any fabric, this may lead to unwanted water marks. If
a spillage occurs , wipe/brush of immediately with a damp clean cloth, do not rub as this may affect the pile of the fabric. 

The loose cushion inners are made up of two layers. The top and bottom layers contain microfibre for comfort and the core is made from a foam mix for extra stability. To maintain the original softness and resiliency of the
cushions, hand fluff and reverse cushions regularly. 

Vacuum your sofa fabric using the brush attachment as this will prevent any damage to the fabric pile. When in doubt about how to clean your sofa please seek professional advice before attempting to clean.

Rattan/ Cane

Keep rattan chairs and furniture away from extreme heat and areas
with high humidity level. These conditions could cause the cane to dry out and become brittle and break. Also direct sunlight should be avoided. Consider using a humidifier in the winter which can be especially
helpful to keep the air moist and not too dry.

Using a high-oil content furniture polish product when you dust helps
to keep the cane supple and prevent brittle breakages. Please ask our Sales Consultants in store about available oil polishes.

Sealed Wood

Avoid excessive sunlight, dampness and hot or cold conditions.

For routine cleaning, use a cloth that has been dampened with water or diluted cleaning polish. Clean spills or smudges with a damp cloth moistened in mild soap or cleaning polish. For nickel and brass hardware, simply clean with a
damp cloth.

Place a felt or leather pad under all lamp bases and accessories to avoid surface scratches. Polish only every six months with a silicone-free polish, as polishing too often may result in a waxy build-up.

Natural Raw Wood

The wood in this state is untreated, therefore contact with all liquids (especially red wine and oils) should be avoided.

Avoid excessive sunlight, dampness, and hot or cold conditions. Clean spills or smudges with a damp cloth. Avoid all polishes, waxes and sealers, unless done by a professional.

The natural look and feel of this product is what you love about it, so any marks that might develop should be viewed as added character.