For your safety, it’s essential to secure tall or heavy furniture to prevent it from tipping over, especially in homes with young children or pets.

• Wall Anchors: Use the provided wall anchors to secure your furniture to the wall. Follow the instructions carefully to ensure the furniture is firmly attached.
• Level Surfaces: Make sure the furniture is placed on a flat, level surface. If needed, adjust the furniture’s legs or use wedges to ensure stability.
• Weight Distribution: Avoid overloading shelves or drawers with heavy objects, as this can cause instability. Distribute weight evenly to keep the furniture balanced.

• Move with Care: Always lift your furniture when moving it; avoid dragging to prevent stress on joints and legs. For heavier items, it’s best to use two people or a furniture dolly.
• Avoid Direct Sunlight: Over time, direct sunlight can cause fading and warping of materials. We recommend placing your furniture away from windows or using curtains to limit sun exposure.
• Stable Environment: Ensure your furniture is placed in a room with consistent temperature and humidity levels. Extreme fluctuations can lead to cracking or warping of wood and leather.

Goat hide adds a unique texture to furniture but can be sensitive to dirt and wear.

• Cleaning: Brush the hide regularly with a soft brush to remove dust and debris. For small stains, use a damp cloth with a little mild soap, but avoid rubbing too harshly to prevent damage to the hair.
• Protection: Keep your goat hide furniture away from direct sunlight, as UV rays can cause the hair to fade or dry out over time. Similarly, avoid placing it in high-traffic areas to reduce wear.
• Spill Management: If liquids spill on the hide, blot the area immediately with a dry cloth. Allow the hide to air dry naturally—never use heat or direct sunlight to dry it.

Leather adds elegance and durability to your furniture, but it needs proper care to preserve its luxurious feel and appearance.

• Cleaning: Dust regularly with a clean, dry cloth. For more stubborn dirt, use a damp cloth or a leather-specific cleaner, but avoid harsh detergents. Always test the cleaner on a small, inconspicuous area first.
• Conditioning: Every 6-12 months, use a leather conditioner to maintain the softness and prevent cracking. Ensure you use a product that is appropriate for your specific type of leather.
• Avoid Sharp Objects: Leather can scratch easily, so be cautious around pets or sharp objects. Use cushions or throws to provide added protection in high-use areas.
• Sun and Heat Exposure: Like timber, leather can fade and dry out when exposed to direct sunlight or heat sources. Keep your furniture away from direct sunlight to preserve the leather’s color and quality.

Rattan furniture adds a natural, airy feel to any space. While it’s durable, it does require specific care to maintain its strength and appearance.

• Cleaning: Dust rattan furniture regularly using a vacuum with a brush attachment or a soft cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a damp cloth with mild soap and water, but avoid soaking the rattan.
• Avoid Excess Moisture: Rattan can absorb water, which may lead to swelling or mildew. Wipe up spills immediately and avoid placing rattan furniture in humid environments for prolonged periods.
• Maintain its Shape: Over time, rattan can loosen. If you notice any sagging, lightly mist the rattan with water and allow it to air dry. This should help the fibers contract and regain their original shape.

Our solid timber pieces are designed to age beautifully, but they still require care to maintain their quality.

• Cleaning: Wipe timber surfaces with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. For regular maintenance, a mixture of mild soap and water works best. Make sure to dry the surface afterward.
• Polishing: Use a good-quality furniture polish or beeswax once every 6-12 months to nourish the timber and keep it looking fresh.
• Heat & Water Protection: Always use coasters, placemats, and trivets to protect from heat and moisture, which can damage the wood. Wipe up spills immediately to avoid staining or watermarks.
• Seasonal Movement: Solid timber can expand and contract with seasonal changes in humidity. This is a natural process and should not be cause for concern. Avoid placing timber furniture near heat sources, like radiators or fireplaces.