Product Care

General Cleaning & Maintenance

Soft Surfaces – Upholstery, Mesh, Partitions
  1. Use a spray bottle and mix 1 part clear colour kitchen washing up liquid (detergent) with 10 parts of water.
  2. Lightly spray on surface to be cleaned so it becomes damp, but not wet. The liquid should not soak through the surface.
  3. Leave to dry for 2 minutes.
  4. Use a wet/dry vacuum cleaner to remove all moisture from the surface.
Stronger Cleaning for Stains
  1. Sprinkle baking soda directly onto upholstered (fabric) furniture or make a paste for a better clean. Mix baking soda in a bowl with water or white vinegar. It should be a paste and not a liquid.
  2. Apply Baking Soda Paste to Chair.
  3. Use a soft brush (such as a paintbrush) or a microfiber cloth, and apply it in small,gentle strokes. Use circular motions, and do not scrub. Avoid rubbing too hard as this may damage the fabric.
  4. Gently rub this paste into the upholstery (fabric). Don’t rub too much or the fabriccolour will change! Do not get any of this on wooden parts – it may cause cracking.
  5. Let It Dry until there is no moisture left.
  6. Vacuum It Off.
For Hard Surfaces – Tabletops, Wood, Steel, Plastic
  1. Use a damp cloth to wipe surfaces.
  2. Use a drop of kitchen washing up liquid (detergent) if required for oily or areas with stains.
  3. Make sure cloth is not too wet. Leave to dry.
Leather Care
  1. Routine Maintenance: Gently dust the leather weekly using a clean, soft, dry cloth. A vacuum with a soft brush attachment may be used on a low setting to clear dust from seams and crevices.
  2. Spills: In the event of a liquid spill, immediately blot the surface with a clean, dry, absorbent cloth. Do not rub or press heavily, as this forces the liquid deeper into the material.
  3. Light Stains: For minor spots, lightly dampen a soft cloth or sponge with clean, warm water and gently dab the affected area. Do not soak or over-saturate the leather.
  4. Drying: Always allow the leather to air dry naturally at room temperature. Never use a hairdryer, heater, or direct heat source to accelerate drying, as this can warp and dry out the material.
  5. Conditioning: To maintain suppleness, a premium leather cream or conditioner may be applied periodically. Use sparingly with a soft cloth, and always test on a small, inconspicuous area first. Avoid over-conditioning.
  6. Environmental Protection: Position the furniture away from direct sunlight and strong heat sources. Prolonged exposure can cause the material to fade, dry, or crack over time.
  7. Prohibited Products: Never use household detergents, abrasive scrubbers, saddle soaps, or harsh chemical cleaners. These will strip the protective finish and permanently damage the leather.
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