Care Instructions

Tips For All Furniture

Blot spills with a clean, natural fiber white cloth immediately.
Avoid direct heat and sunlight
Dust and vacuum regularly
Avoid using household cleaners, spot removers, waxes and products that contain ammonia.
Do not set hot or damp items directly on furniture.
Use felt pads to protect surfaces from scratches and imprints.
If necessary, use a shim to ensure furniture sits evenly.
Do not leave newspaper or other printed material lying on surface.

Upholstery

Vacuum and rotate cushions periodically.
Professional upholstery cleaners are recommended for optimal results.
Please follow fabric codes for cleaning instructions:

F: Dry clean only using petroleum solvents or fluorcarbon only. Excessive water-based or detergent-based might cause excessive shrinkage. Water stains might become permanent. Brush or vacuum frequently to prevent buildup.

P: Dry clean only using solvents. Excessive water-based or detergent-based might cause excessive shrinkage. Water stains might become permanent. Brush or vacuum frequently to prevent buildup.

S: Clean with pure solvents that are petroleum distillate-based products or dry cleaning product. Excessive water-based or detergent-based might cause excessive shrinkage. Water stains might become permanent. Make sure room is well ventilated and there are no open flames. Frequently brush or vacuum to prevent buildup.

SW: Clean with water-based cleaning agents, foam or pure solvents that are petroleum-based. Frequently brush or vacuum to prevent buildup

W: Clean with water-based cleaning agents, foam or pure solvents that are petroleum-based. The best method is to spot clean using foam from only water base cleaners, or non-solvent products. Use a soft brush in a circular motion and vacuum when dry. Frequently brush or vacuum to prevent buildup.

WS: Clean water based stains with water based cleaning products. For oil based stains use a mild solvent or an upholstery shampoo.

WW: Do not use solvents. Use water-based agents only. Gently remove stains by handwashing or blotting.

X: Clean by vacuuming and gently brushing only to remove dust and particles buildup.

Always try any cleaning method in a hidden area first to convince yourself of the results.
Spot clean with a mild water-based soap and distilled water. Be careful. Some spot cleaning can cause a water ring or fading on certain fabrics.
Avoid using spot removers and cleaning solutions.
To minimize fading, avoid placing furniture in direct sunlight.

Slipcovers

Cleaning for your slipcover depends on the type of fabric you choose.
All slipcovers is recommended to be professionally cleaned
For pre-washed fabrics, wash the entire slipcover on gentle cycle using cold water. Use mild detergent. Tumble dry on low heat. Promptly remove from dryer while slightly damp. Place back on base to prevent shrinkage and wrinkling.
To minimize fading, avoid placing furniture in direct sunlight.
Avoid using spot removers and cleaning solutions.
Most upholstery can be professionally cleaned. Make sure to follow the cleaning codes.

Leather

Under normal usage/conditions regular dusting and vacuum cleaning in crevices or bottoms is all that is necessary to clean your furniture.
The use of a good leather conditioner is recommended every 6-12 months.
For minor spots and spills, wipe up any excess liquid immediately with a clean absorbent cloth or sponge.
If necessary, use a lightly moistened soft cloth with clean lukewarm water and let air dry naturally. If water is used, clean the entire area where the spot occurred.
Do not use soap or soak the stain heavily with water. This may cause more damage than the stain itself.
If the stain persists, it is recommended that the leather be cleaned by a professional leather specialist to avoid any potential damage to the leather.
For butter, oil, or grease wipe off excess with a clean dry cloth, and then leave alone as the spot should dissipate into the leather after a short period of time.
Do not use saddle soap, cleaning solvents, furniture polish, oils, varnish, abrasive cleaners, detergent soaps or ammonia water.
To minimize fading, avoid placing furniture in direct sunlight.
Always try any cleaning method in a hidden area first to convince yourself of the results.
For minor or slight scratches on the surface, use a chamois or clean fingers to gently buff the scratch. If needed, moisten lightly with distilled water to work scratches out.
Remember that leather is a natural product and requires some care to maintain the natural beauty of the hide.

Wood

Dust regularly with a damp cloth. Wipe dry.
Irregularities such as sap wood, knots and uneven coloration should be expected in natural wood. These character marks are a part of the inherent beauty of natural woods.
Over time, air and daylight will change the color of natural wood. Occasionally rotate items placed on wood to allow a uniform color to develop.
To ensure even coloration of extension table leaves, expose them to the same light as your table. Once the leaves have reached mature coloration, they may be stored flat and top-down.
Fluctuating temperatures and humidity levels may cause wood to warp, swell or shrink. Keeping furniture doors closed will help minimize changes in this most commonly affected part of furniture.
Avoid contact with rubber bumpers and candle wax; they may react with the wood's finish and leave a stain.

Metal

Dust regularly with a damp cloth. Wipe dry.
Don’t use harsh chemicals or cleaning solutions.
Wipe spills immediately to avoid any potential rust.