TEXTILES:

• Textile care can be accomplished through vacuuming or gentle brushing.
• To maintain textiles, keep them away from direct sunlight. When vacuuming, rotate and flip cushions for even wear. For high-pile textiles like velvet, lightly steam them to restore their original pile height.
• Avoid using water-based or solvent cleaners as they may cause discoloration. Stained or soiled textiles should be professionally cleaned.

LEATHER:

• Leather is a soft, porous material that can absorb liquids and oils. Avoid saturating it with lotion or water for an extended period.
• Care for leather by dusting and light vacuuming.
• Keep leather away from direct sunlight and heating vents. It’s a natural material that breathes and changes with wear. Stained or soiled leather should be professionally cleaned.
• Dust and vacuum leather regularly. For daily or weekly dusting, use a soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with distilled water. Avoid direct sunlight exposure.

POLISHED METAL:

• Leather is a soft, porous material that can absorb liquids and oils. Avoid saturating it with lotion or water for an extended period.
• Care for leather by dusting and light vacuuming.
• Keep leather away from direct sunlight and heating vents. It’s a natural material that breathes and changes with wear. Stained or soiled leather should be professionally cleaned.
• Dust and vacuum leather regularly. For daily or weekly dusting, use a soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with distilled water. Avoid direct sunlight exposure.

WOOD:

• Dust wood and linen pieces regularly with a soft cloth.
• Avoid placing them near heaters and air conditioning units to prevent over-drying or exposure to excessive moisture.
• Protect against extreme humidity changes, as dry air can cause wood to crack and lacquer to lift.
• Do not place hot or moist objects directly on the wood. Rubber or plastic left on the finish can also cause damage.
• Clean with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth.

GLASS, CRYSTAL & MIRROR:

• Clean glass and crystal by wiping with a soft damp cloth or a glass cleaner without additives. Apply the cleaner to a cloth rather than directly on the fixture to avoid overspray that may damage other finishes.

MARBLE:

• Clean marble gently with soft, clean cloths slightly dampened with plain water or diluted, non-aggressive, neutral detergents. Avoid applying undue pressure to prevent marks or uneven areas.
• Do not use acid or alkaline detergents as they can cause irreversible damage.

Note:

Seek professional assistance for heavily damaged or excessively worn products.