* Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth.

* Clean using a glass cleaner, following the product’s instructions.

* Use coasters and placemats to prevent surface damage.

* For frosted glass, place the frosted side down.

* Avoid thermal or mechanical shock — sudden temperature changes or impact may cause breakage.

* Never use glass as a cutting surface or allow sharp objects to come in contact.

* Keep greasy items away from the frosted side.

* Handle with care and avoid placing heavy or sharp objects on the glass.

* Store furniture in a dry, shaded area when not in use or during harsh weather.

* Keep timber, canvas, and painted metal pieces undercover to prevent damage.

* Timber may expand, contract, or fade with climate changes — this is a natural characteristic.

* Clean polyester, synthetic wicker, and aluminium with warm soapy water and air dry.

* Regularly clean and treat timber to maintain its finish.

* For upholstered pieces, clean thoroughly to prevent stains and water rings.

* Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or extreme heat, which can cause warping or splitting.

* Do not leave furniture outdoors during storms.

* Never scrub or use abrasive cleaners on upholstered pieces.

* Do not fold wet furniture — it may rust or develop mould.

* Dust regularly and polish every 6–8 months to preserve shine.

* Use coasters and placemats to avoid scratches and water rings.

* Blot spills immediately with a damp cloth, following the grain, and dry thoroughly.

* In areas with extreme humidity, consider using a humidifier or dehumidifier to prevent warping.

* Avoid placing near heat sources or direct sunlight.

* Do not use harsh chemicals — opt for natural wood-safe cleaners.

* Avoid coloured plastics, which may stain or distort the surface.

* Dust regularly with a soft, damp, lint-free cloth, then dry with a clean cloth, following the wood grain.

* Wipe spills immediately with a damp cloth to avoid stains.

* Apply a gentle furniture polish twice a year using a soft cloth.

* Use coasters to protect the surface and avoid direct sunlight to preserve finish.

* Do not use aerosol sprays or products containing wax, abrasives, oil, or alcohol.

* Avoid placing pot plants directly on the surface unless in a fully sealed container or tray.

* Never place hot, wet, or moist items directly on the veneer.

* Keep out of areas with extreme humidity to prevent damage.

* Keep indoors and away from direct sunlight, heat, or windows.

* Apply a clear varnish every 8–12 months to protect the surface (always spot test first, as some timbers may darken).

* Use placemats and coasters to prevent marks, and blot spills immediately with a damp cloth, following the grain.

* Dust regularly with a dry cloth, and avoid contact with liquids or food residue.

* Periodically check and gently re-tighten table fixings — avoid over-tightening.

* Always lift the table with two people; never drag.

* Avoid using detergents or chemical cleaners, as they may damage the timber.

* Vacuum weekly on low suction with a soft brush to remove dust and dirt.

* Blot spills immediately with a clean, white cloth — never let them dry.

* Pilling may occur and is not a fault; remove with a fabric pilling tool.

* Professionally clean every 6–12 months, and rotate seat cushions regularly for even wear.

* Avoid exposing fabric to direct heat or sunlight.

* Be cautious about contact with sharp or abrasive objects.

* Do not use furniture while wet, as it may lead to watermarks or mould.

* Do not clean with harsh chemicals, alcohol, or detergents — these may damage or discolour the fabric.

* Vacuum weekly on low suction with a soft brush to lift dust and dirt.

* Blot spills immediately with a clean, white cloth — never let them set.

* Pilling may occur; gently brush to restore the fabric’s natural nap.

* Professionally clean every 6–12 months and rotate cushions for even wear.

* Avoid exposing fabric to direct heat or sunlight.

* Be cautious about contact with sharp or abrasive objects.

* Do not use furniture while wet, as it may lead to watermarks or mould.

* Do not clean with harsh chemicals, alcohol, or detergents — these may damage or discolour the fabric.

Care Instructions

* Dust weekly or use a soft vacuum attachment to remove debris.

* Clean and condition every 6–8 weeks, based on use.

* Blot spills immediately with a clean, white paper towel — never wipe or rub.

* Avoid vigorous cleaning to protect the leather’s surface.

* Avoid over-cleaning, as it may strip the protective finish.

* Avoid using detergents, soaps, alcohol, or non-leather cleaners.

* Do not soak the leather or expose it to excess moisture.

* Do not sit on leather with wet clothing — this can cause stains, mould, and dye transfer.

Care Instructions

* Dust regularly with a dry or slightly damp lint-free cloth.

* Clean with warm water and a non-abrasive cloth, using a faux leather care kit as directed.

* Avoid exposure to direct sunlight, which may dry and crack the surface.

* Be cautious about colour transfer from dark or dyed fabrics — wipe immediately if noticed.

* Do not use abrasive cleaners, bleach, or harsh chemicals.