Product
Care

Premium leather develops a beautiful patina over time. With proper care, your leather furniture will age gracefully for decades.

• Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
• Clean spills immediately by blotting — never rubbing.
• Condition every 6–12 months with a leather-specific conditioner.
• Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent drying and fading.
• Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, and household solvents.
• Rotate cushions periodically for even wear.

Our performance fabrics are engineered for everyday life — stain-resistant, durable, and easy to maintain.

• Vacuum weekly using a soft brush attachment to remove dust and debris.
• Blot spills immediately with a clean, white cloth. Work from the outside in.
• For spot cleaning, use a mild water-based cleaner. Test in a hidden area first.
• Avoid bleach and solvent-based cleaners.
• Professional cleaning is recommended annually for deep maintenance.
• Fluff and rotate loose cushions regularly to maintain shape.

Natural wood is a living material — each piece has unique grain patterns that make it one of a kind.

• Dust with a soft, lint-free cloth following the grain direction.
• Use coasters and placemats to protect from heat, moisture, and scratches.
• Clean with a slightly damp cloth, then dry immediately.
• Apply furniture wax or oil every 3–6 months to nourish the finish.
• Avoid placing in direct sunlight to prevent uneven color changes.
• Minor scratches can be treated with a matching wood touch-up marker.

Our metal finishes are designed to maintain their beauty with minimal effort. Some finishes develop a natural patina over time.

• Wipe with a soft, dry cloth to remove fingerprints and dust.
• For deeper cleaning, use a damp cloth with mild soap, then dry thoroughly.
• Avoid abrasive pads or harsh chemical cleaners.
• Brass finishes may develop a natural patina — this is intentional and adds character.
• To maintain a polished brass look, use a brass-specific polish sparingly.
• Protect from prolonged exposure to moisture.

Natural stone is inherently unique — variations in veining and color are characteristics of genuine marble, not defects.

• Seal marble surfaces annually with a stone-specific sealant.
• Clean with a soft cloth and pH-neutral stone cleaner.
• Wipe spills immediately — marble is porous and can stain.
• Always use coasters for glasses, especially acidic beverages like wine or citrus.
• Avoid vinegar, lemon juice, and other acidic cleaners.
• Use felt pads under decorative objects to prevent scratching.