CareLuxury Furniture Warranty, Care and After-Sales
A luxury furniture warranty should be written into your quote, not printed on a card. Any serious maker covers manufacturing defects — a failed joint, a lifting…
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How to Look After Furniture That Was Made to Last
Marble etches, brass darkens, velvet crushes and leather dries. None of that is a fault — it is what natural materials do, and all of it is preventable with about five minutes a week. These are the care guides we send our own clients after delivery.
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Newest first. Every one is written by the team that designs and builds the furniture, not by someone describing a photograph of it.
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CareHow to Care for Marble Furniture
Good marble furniture care means three simple habits: seal the stone, wipe spills fast, and never let acid sit on it. Marble is soft and it drinks liquid. So use…
CareHow to Care for Burl Wood and Veneer
Burl wood care comes down to three habits: keep the piece out of direct sun, hold the room’s humidity steady, and dust with a soft dry cloth. Sun fades and cracks…
CareHow to Care for Velvet and Leather Furniture
Velvet furniture care is simple: vacuum weekly with a soft brush, blot spills fast with a clean dry cloth, and brush the pile back so it stays plush. Leather needs…
CareHow to Care for Brass Furniture and Metal Finishes
Good brass furniture care starts with one choice: bright shine or soft patina. Both are correct. For shine, dust often and polish now and then. For patina, just…
CareHow to Protect Leather Furniture
To protect leather furniture, follow four habits: dust weekly, wipe spills fast, keep it out of hot sun, and condition it two to four times a year. Leather is skin.…
CareProtecting Luxury Furniture in Humid Weather
To protect luxury furniture in humid weather, keep air moving, hold indoor humidity near 50 to 55 percent, wipe up damp fast, and wax wood twice a year. Humidity…
CareHow to Care for Agate and Stone Tables
Agate table care is simple: dust with a soft dry cloth, wipe spills at once, use coasters under drinks, and clean only with pH-neutral soap and water. Never use…
Done reading? See the materials library — it explains what each material is before you have to look after it.
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