Product Care

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.

Do not place indoor furniture in direct sunlight or humid areas.

Avoid positioning furniture near air conditioning vents, heaters, or any direct heat sources.

Never place hot objects directly on the wood surface — this can stain, burn, or damage the finish.

Sharp or pointed objects may scratch or dent softwood surfaces.

Always lift your furniture when moving it. Dragging may damage the finish or structure, including legs and side panels.

If writing on the surface, use a protective pad. Pressure from pens or pencils may leave permanent marks.

Clean your furniture with a soft, dry, and clean cloth.

For indoor collections, you may use a high-quality furniture polish if needed.

For pieces finished with wax, use only a recommended furniture wax to maintain the finish.

If you need to use water to clean the surface, use it sparingly — moisture can damage wood and cause cracks.

Water left on the surface for too long may result in white spots on the finish.

Avoid contact with alcohol, perfumes, or medications, as these can cause permanent damage to the finish.