Furniture care guide

1. A guide to the care of wooden furniture

Wooden furniture needs to be dealt with regularly to preserve their natural beauty and ensure their durability.

Daily cleaning

Gently vacuum with a soft, dry microfiber cloth.

For deeper cleaning, use a slightly moist cloth with neutral soap, then immediately wipe dry to prevent moisture from absorbing.

Protection and humidification of wood

Use natural wax or nourishing wood oil two to four times a year to keep it glossy, increase protection and prevent drying out.

Avoid products containing ammonia or aggressive solvents that could damage the finish.

Precautions during use

Keep furniture away from direct heat sources (radiators, fireplaces) and long-lasting direct sunlight to prevent distortion, cracking or color changes.

Always use pads, coasters and stands for hot dishes to protect surfaces from high temperature, moisture and scratches.

Immediately wipe any spilled fluids to prevent stains and soaking.

2. A guide to the care of upholstered furniture

Upholstered furniture must be dealt with regularly to maintain their original appearance and prevent premature wear.

Regular cleaning

Vacuum at least once a week with a soft tip to remove dust, crumbs and molecules that could damage the fibers.

Shaking or patting the removable pillows to keep them in shape and prevent the dust from accumulating inside.

Stain removal

Completely and immediately remove the stain: gently wipe with a clean cloth, not pounding, using a mixture of lukewarm water and neutral soap.

For more difficult stains, use the right fabric cleaner or use the services of a professional service.

Always test the product in an invisible area before full application.

Fabric protection

Apply stain-resistant spray or waterproof, specially designed for upholstery fabrics to improve dirt resistance.

Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fabric deformation.

Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for washing the removable covers thoroughly and make sure they are completely dry before re-applying to avoid the remaining moisture.

3. A guide to the care of metal furniture

Metal furniture is distinguished by its durability and modern appearance. Proper maintenance ensures their durability and preserves the quality of the finish.

Cleaning and routine maintenance

Regularly wipe the surface with a slightly moist microfiber cloth to remove dust and traces.

For more difficult stains, use a mild, non-abrasive detergent, then rinse with a damp cloth before thoroughly drying.

Avoid products containing acids, solvents or corrosive agents.

Prevention of corrosion

Always dry metal surfaces after cleaning, as long-lasting moisture can promote rusting.

In humid environments (by the sea, in the bathroom) regularly apply a thin layer of protective oil or special wax to strengthen the anti-corrosion barrier.