LEATHER
Genuine leather is a timeless natural material, admired for its luxurious texture, distinctive grain and enduring character. Each piece showcases subtle variations in tone, texture and markings, making it beautifully unique. Over time, leather naturally softens and develops its own individual character, adding warmth and charm to your furniture.
With thoughtful care, your leather furniture will retain its softness, elegance and timeless appeal for years to come.
CARE & MAINTENANCE
Regular Cleaning: Gently dust with a soft, dry cloth to maintain the leather's natural appearance. For upholstered furniture, use a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush attachment to carefully remove dust from seams and creases.
Spills & Stains: Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry, absorbent cloth, taking care not to rub or spread the liquid. For light marks, use a leather-specific cleaning product suitable for the type of leather and finish. Avoid soaking the surface or applying excessive moisture.
Protecting the Surface: Keep sharp objects, buckles, studs and pet claws away from leather surfaces to help prevent scratches, scuffs and accidental damage.
Heat & Sunlight: Position furniture away from radiators, fireplaces and other direct heat sources. Avoid prolonged exposure to strong sunlight, which may cause leather to dry out, fade or lose its natural suppleness.
Suitable Cleaning Products: Avoid harsh chemicals, bleach, abrasive cleaners, baby wipes and alcohol-based sprays, as these may damage the leather's surface or protective finish.
Ongoing Care: For leather types that require conditioning, occasionally apply a suitable leather conditioner to help maintain softness and prevent drying. Always follow the manufacturer's recommendations and test any product on an inconspicuous area first. Some leather finishes, including suede and nubuck, require specialist care and should not be treated with standard leather creams.