Care and Maintainence
Benefits
- Very durable (lasts 3 times longer than faux leather)
- Breathable (allows air and moisture to permeate surface resulting in better comfort)
- Ages well and develops natural luster over time
- Hypoallergenic
- Elegant and luxurious look
- More timeless design
- Easy to care for and maintain
- Firmer than fabric and textiles
Care
- Clean and condition using leather wipes or creams every 3-6 months
- Wipe away spills immediately to avoid staining.
Collections
- Bruno
- Rover
Benefits
- Easily and optimally developed for great and affordable value
Care
- Avoid placing hot objects directly on the surface – use thick coasters or pot holders as a base.
- Wipe away spills immediately to avoid staining.
- Avoid placing in direct sunlight to prevent discoloration or bleaching. Use day curtains for your windows if the furniture is within the path of natural light.
- Avoid placing the item in an overly humid area or area with a lot of moisture, this will cause warping or bubbles to form.
- Do not wipe with a soaking wet cloth; instead, use a slightly damp cloth (don’t use chemical cleaners) to wipe the wood surface, followed by a dry cloth to absorb excess moisture.
- Use a soft brush to clean and remove any dust or dirt.
- Dust regularly with a slightly damp, soft, lint-free cloth.
- Apply quality cleaner formulated for wood furniture, on the surface monthly to prevent cracking.
- Apply wood wax on the surface monthly to prevent cracking. (for solid walnut only which are Bowen and Weiland collection)
- Do not use aerosol-powered cleaners or polishes.
- Also, do not use polishes containing waxes or abrasives, or polishes that are oil-based.
- Lift furniture while moving, do not drag to prevent the screws from coming loose.
- Avoid the application of blunt or heavy force directly on the wood surface to prevent cracking.
- Denting, caused by extreme pen pressure when writing, can also damage veneer.
- Use desk pads or some other protection where a lot of paperwork is done.
- Objects should be lifted instead of dragged across the wooden surface.
- Protective pads should be used under items with a rough bottom.
- Don’t place a potted plant on a veneer surface unless it’s in a water-tight container or in a drip tray.
Benefits
- Softer feel compared to leather
- Creates a cozy feel for the home
- More resistant to humidity
Care
- Vacuum weekly to prevent dirt from becoming embedded into the fibers
- You can also use a soft-bristled brush to gently whisk the dirt away and avoid snagging the fabric
- Wipe away spills or marks as soon as possible to avoid staining
- Prevent velcro and sharp objects such as rings or buckles from coming into contact with the fabric, as they may cause pulling or tearing
- Protect fabrics from direct sunlight as this can result in fading, and weaken fibres
Collections
- Flint
- Dual Tone
- Sander
Benefits
- Hardy finish resistant to scratches and water damage - Very easy to maintain.
Care
- Avoid placing hot objects directly on the surface – use thick coasters or pot holders as a base.
- Wipe away spills immediately to avoid staining.
- Avoid placing in direct sunlight to prevent discoloration or bleaching. Use day curtains for your windows if the furniture is within the path of natural light.
- Use day curtains for your windows if the furniture is within the path of natural light.
- Avoid placing the item in an overly humid area or area with a lot of moisture, this will cause warping or bubbles to form.
- Do not wipe with a soaking wet cloth; instead, use a slightly damp cloth (don’t use chemical cleaners) to wipe the wood surface, followed by a dry cloth to absorb excess moisture.
- Use a soft brush to clean and remove any dust or dirt.
- Apply wood wax on the surface monthly to prevent cracking. (for solid walnut only which are Bowen and Weiland collection)
- Lift furniture while moving, do not drag to prevent the screws from coming loose.
- Avoid the application of blunt or heavy force directly on the wood surface to prevent cracking.
Collections
- Bruno
- Tusk
- Dual Tone
- Volta
Care
- Wipe clean with a slightly damp cloth using water, followed by a dry cloth to absorb excess moisture so that there will be no tarnishing. Avoid contact with sharp objects to prevent scratches.
Collections
- Bowen
- Weiland
- Crimson
- Dual Tone
- Volta
Benefits
- Brings out the natural characteristics of wood (visual appeal)
- Can be repaired by sanding down and re-waxing the surface (for solid walnut only which are Bowen and Weiland collection)
Care
- Avoid placing hot objects directly on the surface – use thick coasters or pot holders as a base.
- Wipe away spills immediately to avoid staining.
- Avoid placing in direct sunlight to prevent discoloration or bleaching. Use day curtains for your windows if the furniture is within the path of natural light.
- Avoid placing the item in an overly humid area or area with a lot of moisture, this will cause warping or bubbles to form.
- Do not wipe with a soaking wet cloth; instead, use a slightly damp cloth (don’t use chemical cleaners) to wipe the wood surface, followed by a dry cloth to absorb excess moisture.
- Use a soft brush to clean and remove any dust or dirt.
- Apply wood wax on the surface monthly to prevent cracking. (for solid walnut only which are Bowen and Weiland collection)
- Lift furniture while moving, do not drag to prevent the screws from coming loose.
- Avoid the application of blunt or heavy force directly on the wood surface to prevent cracking.
Background:
- Marble is a porous natural stone that can be easily stained and scratched, especially when it is finished as gloss or polished
- Matte or honed marble is more resistant to scratches, which is an advantage.
Suggested Cleaning Equipment & Tools:
- Soft dustmop or feather duster, soft bristle brush or toothbrush, spoon, soft lint-free microfibre cloths, a spray bottle & rubber gloves.
- Cleaning agents include mild dish soap, marble sealant (when necessary), paper towel, marble polishing powder, baking soda, Lustro Italiano Etch Remover, Ammonia, Hydrogen Peroxide.
Routine Care:
- Clearing - ensure marble surface is free of clutter
- Dusting - Clean marble surface using suitable cloth, dustmop or feather duster
- Prep Cleaning Solution - Mix mild dish soap with warm water into a spray bottle
- Cleaning - Spray cleaning solution across marble surface & wipe off using a moderately hot wet cloth
- Drying - Remove excess liquid with absorbent clean towel or cloth and leave to air dry.
Incident Care (Ad-hoc stains):
- Apply mixture of baking soda & water onto affected area and leave it to rest overnight.
- Rinse away residue with cool water.