Natural Wood Characteristics: Grain patterns in wood vary based on the species and cutting method. For instance, Sheesham, grown in diverse Indian regions, showcases unique grain patterns attributed to mineral soil compositions. Some furniture is intentionally aged for a rustic aesthetic.
Evolution of Timber Surfaces: Timber surfaces will naturally soften and mature over time, and initial gloss levels may differ from previous purchases.
Daily Care:
- Wipe surfaces with a clean, dry, or slightly damp cloth; avoid detergents.
- Use a soft, lint-free cloth for gentle dusting.
- Avoid abrasive cleaners or silicon/spray polishes to prevent residue.
- Use thick table mats under hot/cold items to protect surfaces.
- Promptly clean liquid spills.
Occasional Care (Every 6 Months):
- Due to hand lacquering, use natural beeswax sparingly.
- Apply a small amount, buff with a lint-free cloth for natural beauty.
- Remove excess wax with a dry cloth.
General Care:
- Keep furniture away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Check humidity levels to prevent warping or splitting.
- Avoid placing furniture in conservatories or rooms with underfloor heating.
- Protect wooden floors with felt pads on furniture legs.
- Leave a 3cm gap behind taller pieces for air circulation.
- Use anti-termite chemical for termite issues.
Protective Measures:
- Use coasters or mats for hot dishes; wipe spills promptly.
- Never drag furniture; always lift.
Safety Guide:
- Avoid dragging or pushing furniture to prevent instability.
- Do not rock or stand on chairs.
Metal and Faux Leathers:
- Protect leather from spills and heat; clean with a damp cloth.
Garden Furniture:
- Avoid prolonged exposure to wet or dry conditions to preserve natural oils.
Upholstery:
- Clean spills with a damp cloth; use table mats and coasters.
Fabric Furniture:
- Immediately remove spills with a damp/dry sponge; fabric is not scotch-guarded.