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Wood is a natural material and requires special care, especially when exposed to environmental changes. Variations in color, texture, and grain are normal — every piece is truly unique.
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Do not place indoor furniture in direct sunlight or humid areas.
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Avoid positioning furniture near air conditioning vents, heaters, or any direct heat sources.
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Never place hot objects directly on the wood surface — this can stain, burn, or damage the finish.
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Sharp or pointed objects may scratch or dent softwood surfaces.
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Always lift your furniture when moving it. Dragging may damage the finish or structure, including legs and side panels.
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If writing on the surface, use a protective pad. Pressure from pens or pencils may leave permanent marks.
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Clean your furniture with a soft, dry, and clean cloth.
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For indoor collections, you may use a high-quality furniture polish if needed.
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For pieces finished with wax, use only a recommended furniture wax to maintain the finish.
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If you need to use water to clean the surface, use it sparingly — moisture can damage wood and cause cracks.
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Water left on the surface for too long may result in white spots on the finish.
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Avoid contact with alcohol, perfumes, or medications, as these can cause permanent damage to the finish.
