Furniture Care Guide

  • Wood

    Treat natural wood and wood veneer with the same care. Always use a coaster and pat water spots dry immediately. Remove dust with a dry cloth. To clean, use a cloth and water. Avoid the use of commercial cleaning solutions, glass cleaners, waxes, and oils as they may damage the finish.

  • Leather

    Buff regularly with a clean, dry cloth and condition every few months. Spot test any cleaning solutions on the least visible area before applying. To avoid fading, place away from harsh, direct sunlight. Scratches and visibility of wear should be expected with top-grain leather.

  • Upholstery

    For best longevity flip and fluff cushions often. Use a sweater shaver to alleviate pilling. To clean, follow the cleaning code on each fabric label.

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Rug Care Guide

  • 100% Wool

    To clean, use a mild soap mixed with equal parts white vinegar and water. It is normal for new wool rugs to shed - shedding will reduce over time. All rugs should be vacuumed with the beater bar off and stains blotted immediately.

  • Viscose & Silk

    Professional cleaning is recommended for stain removal or periodic cleaning. Do not place viscose rugs in areas with heavy traffic or moisture. All rugs should be vacuumed with the beater bar off and stains blotted immediately.

  • 100% Cotton

    Use a dry-cleaning powder to clean larger cotton rugs. Check the labels for small cotton rugs to see if they can be machine washed in cold water on a gentle cycle. All rugs should be vacuumed with the beater bar off and stains blotted immediately.

  • Polyester, Polypropylene, PET, Acrylic

    To clean, use a mild soap with equal parts white vinegar and water. All rugs should be vacuumed with the beater bar off and stains blotted immediately.

  • Shags

    For smaller sizes, shake rug to loosen dirt and dust. Use hand-held or upholstery attachment to vacuum. All rugs should be vacuumed with the beater bar off and stains blotted immediately.

  • Natural

    To clean, use mild soapy water and blot dry. Use a fan or dryer to speed up the drying process as natural materials should not be exposed to too much moisture. Stray tufts and loops on natural rugs are normal and can be trimmed with scissors. All rugs should be vacuumed with the beater bar off and stains blotted immediately.

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