LEATHER

Minimize the presence of dust every two weeks by using a piece of soft cloth to wipe the surface gently. If utilizing a vacuum cleaner on leather surfaces, be sure to use a soft and gentle brush head, so as to not scratch the surface. To get rid of stains, use a soft cloth and leather cleanser. Please do not use a wet cloth or tissue on the leather.

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Leather’s natural pores will absorb human sweat, producing odor. To resolve this, use a piece of soft and damp cloth to wipe the product. Moreover, always use professional caring agents to protect the leather.

FABRIC

Vacuum-clean fabric upholstered products every two weeks to minimize the presence of dust. Use fabric cleansers to lift stains, but please test the cleanser on back areas of the product first. If washing is necessary, we recommend finding a professional dry cleaner to perform the task.

Maintain the shape and elasticity of cushions by patting hard once a week. A dehumidifier is highly recommended to maintain your sofa in humid areas.

WOOD

Wipe the furniture with a piece of damp cloth, in the direction of the grain. Dust accelerates the ageing process in wood; clean dust-prone areas thoroughly on a regular basis. In the event of a stain, clean-up as soon as possible. Do not use water-soluble agents such as gasoline or alcohol to wipe the wood. Do not use wet tissue or wet cloth, because the alcohol content in wet tissue may render damage to the finish.

If cleaning has been neglected for a long period of time, we advise that you use professional cleaning agent. Apply adequate amount of the agent onto a soft cotton cloth to clean the furniture, and then use the other side of the cloth to wipe the agent off.

MARBLE

To remove stains, apply natural cleansers onto a soft sponge and gently scrub the stains. Then use a clean cloth to wipe again. Do not use a steel wired brush or steel wool pad to scrub the surface.