Care & cleaning of lacquered ceramics:

Hand cast and finished in a high gloss lacquer, our ceramic tables are a true reflection of sculptural artistry. Each piece is slightly unique - bearing the subtle traces of hand casting beneath the smooth, light-catching surface. The glossy powder-coated finish adds depth, vibrancy and a tactile layer of sophistication to each table.

For daily care: Wipe gently with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dust and maintain shine. For occasional cleaning: Use a mild soap and warm water with a soft cloth. Dry immediately to avoid water marks. Do not use abrasive sponges, harsh detergents or alcohol-based sprays that may damage the painted surface.

Placement is important: Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent discoloration or cracking of the surface over time. Do not expose to rain or snow. Do not expose to sudden temperature changes.

Gloss paint is resistant to wear and tear, but will gradually deteriorate. Micro-scratches, a soft patina or a slight change in tone may develop with time and use - each a quiet reminder of the life it's lived in your room. Like all things made with care, it will become more beautiful the more you own it.

Care & cleaning of highly polished copper:

Polished copper is timeless and full of character. With its warm, luminous tone and mirror-like finish, it brings a sense of refined craftsmanship and subtle luxury to any interior. No two pieces are alike - each reflects light and life in a way that's uniquely its own.

For daily care: Wipe gently with a soft, dry microfibre cloth to remove fingerprints and dust. For deeper cleaning: Use a gentle copper polish for a natural lustre - apply gently and always buff dry with a clean cloth. Avoid: Abrasive sponges, harsh chemicals and prolonged exposure to moisture - these can scratch or dull the surface.

Polished copper is a living material. Over time it naturally develops a soft patina - subtle darkening, tonal shifts and occasional tarnishing that add depth and character. Whether you embrace the patina or prefer to keep the original lustre, copper will age in a way that tells your unique story.

Care & cleaning of natural leather:

Natural leather brings unmatched depth, warmth, and tactile richness to upholstered furniture. Its surface tells a subtle story of craftsmanship and nature - full of character, breathable and beautifully responsive to its environment.

If you care for leather properly, it will become even more beautiful over time. Here are a few tips: If you notice dust, use a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush once or twice a month. Once or twice a year, use the foam from soap flakes stirred in warm water for a thorough clean. Use a dry, soft cloth to apply the foam and avoid getting it wet. Avoid bar soap, saddle soap, leather cleaner, household detergents or chemical products. Protect the leather from direct sunlight, excessive heat and sharp objects.

Natural leather evolves with you. Over time it softens, deepens in tone and develops a soft patina that reflects how it's been lived in and loved. Slight wrinkles, marks and changes in tone are not imperfections, but the essence of leather's living beauty.

Care & cleaning of waxed leather:

Waxed Grain Cowhide is all about raw elegance and tactile depth. With a slightly rough surface enhanced by natural waxes, it offers a rich, matte finish that feels both grounded and luxurious. Each piece bears the natural variations of the hide - wrinkles, grain and subtle marks that celebrate authenticity.

For daily care: Wipe gently with a dry or damp soft cloth. Absorb spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth - avoid rubbing to prevent spreading. For stains and scuffs: Rub gently with your hand or a soft cloth; the wax finish often heals itself from minor scratches through heat and friction. Conditioning: Once or twice a year, use a leather wax or balm designed specifically for waxed finishes to restore suppleness and deepen tone. Avoid harsh cleaners, chemical sprays, soaking in water, direct sunlight or heat, which can dry out or discolour the leather, and sharp objects or abrasive rubbing, which can damage the surface.

Waxed leather ages like no other - developing a soulful patina that tells a story over time. The surface naturally darkens and becomes richer with use, while scuffs and creases soften into a lived-in texture full of depth.

Care & cleaning of stainless steel:

Stainless steel is a material that will last a long time, look good and be easy to look after if you take care of it. Follow these simple steps to keep it looking its best: For daily cleaning, use a soft, damp cloth with warm water and mild dish soap. Dry it straight away to stop water spots. For tough stains, use a non-abrasive cleaner or a paste of baking soda and water. Rub gently in the direction of the grain with a microfibre cloth. Avoid using strong chemicals (like bleach or ammonia), steel wool, or abrasive pads, and don't leave wet items on the surface for a long time.

To restore the shine, apply a small amount of mineral oil or stainless steel polish using a soft cloth. Buff gently.

If you take care of your stainless steel regularly, it will stay looking elegant and spotless for years to come.

Care & cleaning of highly polished stainless steel:

To keep the highly polished stainless steel surfaces looking their best, follow these simple tips: For daily cleaning, wipe with a soft, dry microfibre cloth to remove fingerprints and smudges. Avoid abrasive cloths or sponges that can scratch the surface. For deeper cleaning, use a mild soap diluted in warm water and a non-abrasive cloth. Wipe gently, then dry immediately with a clean, soft cloth to prevent water stains. Avoid using harsh chemicals, bleach, ammonia-based cleaners, steel wool, scouring pads or abrasive materials.

Pro tip: We purposely do not protect or paint our polished stainless steel surfaces. We want the raw material to react, mature and age so that every touch leaves its mark. Thanks to this, each product becomes an unpredictable, personal and unique image, painted with its own history.

Care & cleaning:

Velour brings a touch of understated luxury to any interior. With their soft, plush texture and elegant matt sheen, these velvets add depth, warmth and quiet sophistication to your furniture.

For everyday care: Vacuum gently with a soft brush attachment to remove dust and keep the pile fresh. Avoid heavy rubbing or pressure when cleaning - velvet is delicate and prefers a gentle touch. Immediately wipe up any spills with a clean, absorbent cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a damp cloth with mild soap and test on an inconspicuous area first.

It's perfectly normal for velour to show creases or shading where it's been touched or sat on - this is called pile direction or pressure marks and is part of the fabric's natural charm. A soft brush or gentle steam can help lift the pile and smooth the surface if desired.

Over time, cut pile develops a unique patina as the pile shifts and subtly changes tone in areas of heavy use. These natural variations make each piece unique.

Care & cleaning of natural oiled-finished wood:

Natural oil-finished wood is all about warmth, character and authenticity. Unlike synthetic finishes, natural oils penetrate the wood, enhancing its texture and allowing it to breathe. The result? A beautifully matte finish that ages gracefully and develops a rich, lived-in charm over time.

For daily care: Wipe with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid using too much water - less is more. Clean up spills immediately to prevent staining. Use a mild natural soap if necessary, then dry with a soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners - they can damage the finish. For regular maintenance: Apply natural oil regularly (every 6-12 months) to nourish the wood and maintain its protective layer.

Over time, oil-finished wood naturally deepens in tone and develops a unique patina that tells the story of your interiors. Small stains, colour variations and softening edges are not flaws - they're part of its evolving beauty. With gentle care, your piece will only become more beautiful with age.

Care & cleaning of  natural varnished wood:

Maintain the beauty of your natural varnished wood with gentle, regular care: For daily maintenance, dust with a soft, dry or slightly damp microfibre cloth. Wipe in the direction of the grain for best results. For deeper cleaning, use a mild, wood-friendly cleaner or a mixture of water and mild soap. Dampen a cloth lightly - avoid soaking the surface - and dry immediately after cleaning. Avoid using harsh chemicals, alcohol-based cleaners or abrasives, excessive moisture, standing water or prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, or placing hot or wet objects directly on the surface.