Untreated Solid Wood

Care Instructions:
– Dust regularly with a dry cloth.
– Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap.
– Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or direct sunlight, as this will speed up colour changes.
– For long-lasting use, consider applying oil or wax treatments to slow down patination.
– Keep away from radiators and avoid sudden temperature changes to help prevent potential issues with the wood.

Why It Matters:
Untreated wood naturally evolves, taking on a rich, organic patina as it ages. This transformation is a key characteristic, but it makes the wood more vulnerable to moisture, stains, and sunlight. Consistent care and optional treatments can help manage this natural process while adorning its beauty.

Oiled Solid Wood

Care Instructions:
– Wipe with a damp cloth using mild soap.
– Dry immediately to avoid spotting.
– Re-oil periodically to maintain the wood’s finish.
– Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent fading.
– Avoid placing items that trap moisture directly on the surface.

Why It Matters:
Oiled wood is naturally beautiful but requires consistent care to retain its colour and texture. Expect gradual changes in tone, which contribute to the wood’s unique aesthetic.

Varnished Solid Wood

Care Instructions:
– Dust regularly with a dry cloth.
– Clean spills immediately with a damp cloth and natural soap.
– Avoid using abrasive cleaners.
– Use coasters to prevent heat or watermarks.
– Keep away from radiators and avoid sudden temperature changes to help prevent potential issues with the wood.

Why It Matters:
The varnish offers excellent protection against wear, but regular care ensures the wood remains visually appealing and user-friendly for years. Expect the wood’s hue to change slightly over time, contributing to its ageless beauty.

Hardwax Oil Solid Wood

Care Instructions:
– Wipe with a damp cloth using mild soap.
– Dry immediately to avoid water spots.
– Reapply hardwax oil occasionally to maintain protection.
– Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent fading.
– Use coasters and avoid placing hot or moist items directly on the surface.

Why It Matters:
Hardwax oil creates a more long-lasting finish than regular oil, making it ideal for busy households or high-use areas. Expect the wood’s tone to change slightly over time, improving its natural beauty. Proper care will preserve both the look and protection of the wood.

Natural Fibres (Cotton, Viscose, Wool, Virgin Wool, Linen)

Care Instructions:
– For regular cleaning, vacuum upholstery with a soft brush attachment to remove dust and debris.
– Spot clean stains with a mild detergent and a damp cloth. Avoid soaking the fabric to prevent water damage.
– If removable, machine wash covers according to the care label. Use cold water and a gentle detergent.
– Air dry completely before reusing. For non-removable covers, blot excess moisture and let air dry.
– Iron removable covers on a low to medium heat setting while slightly damp. Use a pressing cloth.

Why It Matters:
Proper care helps maintain the fabric’s natural properties, ensuring longevity and appearance while preventing damage from improper cleaning or storage.