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Our furniture will endure most temperatures in the home but it is best to avoid placing furniture
next to heat sources such as radiators or fires. Be particularly careful with solid wood as the lack
of humidity caused by central heating can cause damage such as warping.
How to care for Painted Wood furniture
Hand painted brush stroke finish's will hold up to everyday wear and tear quite nicely. However,
it is important to remember that your piece is still a wood piece of furniture and should be cared
for as such.
Painted furniture still requires regular dusting with a damp cloth. When very soiled wash with a
solution of mild, non-abrasive detergent and warm water. Wring a cloth nearly dry and work on a
small section at a time, then rinse with clear water drying after..
Never leave water to settle on the surface as this will cause damage. Any liquid spilled onto the
item should be cleaned up immediately using an absorbent cloth.
AVOID chemical cleaners or liquid furniture polish including direct contact with greasy
substances
As with all natural wood products, there will be some movement within the parts as the furniture
acclimatises to its surroundings, you may see slight chipping and cracks where panels meet,
this is a completely natural occurrence with ALL painted products using natural solid timbers.
Painted surfaces can be carefully touched up with matching paint.
There will be various brush lines, slubs, and little inconsistencies in the painted finish, this is all
part of the relaxed handfinished look and feel of hand painted collections.
How to care for Glass furniture
If the product component is chipped or broken, please consult the manufacturer, retailer or
agent with regard to obtaining a manufacturing specification and shape for replacement glass
quoting the model number and batch number.
Do not use the glass as a chopping surface. Do not strike the glass with hard or pointed objects.
Do not sit or stand on horizontal glass surfaces.
Do not place very hot or very cold items against or in close proximity to glass surface(s).
The surface should be protected with coasters, trivets or placemats.
All spills should be blotted up immediately. Do not wipe the spill or this may spread it. Clean the
surface with a clean soft cloth (non-abrasive) and mild detergent or stone soap.
How to care for Metal furniture
Metal furniture requires minimal maintenance:
