- Maintain a safe distance between your furniture and heating sources.
- Avoid placing your furniture in direct sunlight. It will cause product colours to fade more quickly.
- To move a furniture, always lift it. Do not drag or push.
- Do not slide lamps and other objects across the furniture surface during dusting. It may easily scratch or damage your furniture.
Leather Care
- When necessary, brush away dust and grit and wipe over with a soft cloth.
- Wipe up any excess liquid immediately with an absorbent cloth or sponge.
- Use leather cleaner every 3-4 months, followed by an application of leather conditioner. Follow directions from the cleaning product manufacturer.
- Accumulation of perspiration and body oils on arm pads, headrests etc may damage the leather. These areas may require more frequent cleaning.
- Do not expose leather to direct sunlight or intensive heat. Prolonged exposure will cause leather to dry out, crack or harden.
- Always avoid excessive rubbing.
- Do not dry clean or machine wash.
- Never use harsh chemicals, paint, detergents, abrasives etc on leather products.
Glass Care
- To clean glass panels or mirrors, use a damp cloth with a mild detergent, if required.
- Do not use substance containing abrasives as these will scratch glass.
Marble Care
- Marble is highly porous. Marble surface should always be protected with a layer of lacquer or polymer material.
- Wipe up any excess liquid immediately with an absorbent cloth or sponge to avoid permanent water stains or spots.
Upholstery Care
- Vacuum seat pads regularly and remove stains with a household aerosol dry cleanser.
Metal Care
- Use dry cloth free of dirt and grit for cleaning. Excess water may causethe metal to rust more easily. Dirt and grit may scratch the metal top coat andcause the metal to rust more easily too.
- Stainless Steel is not pure and may still rust, hence clean with dry cloth too.
Panel Care
- Dust using a soft, lint-free cloth. Do not use spirit-based cleaners.
- Most sticky marks can be removed with a diluted solution of warm soapy water.Dry off immediately.
- Do not expose to excessive water, it will cause the panel to swell and crack.
- Surface should not come into contact with solvents, spirits or acidic liquids. Ifthis occurs, it may cause damages to the product finishing. Immediately removethe spillage by a dry cloth, followed by a thorough wipe-over with a dampcloth.
- Should hot objects eg stove be used, do use a coaster to prevent direct heattransfer. Do not use printed materials eg newspaper as heat may cause thetransfer of prints onto the panel products.
