Care guide

Product Care

Thank you for choosing our furniture — we create it with care for your space and comfort.

To ensure your wooden furniture lasts long and retains its attractive appearance, we’ve prepared a few simple care recommendations.

In fact, wooden furniture does not require complicated maintenance. In most cases, simply wiping the surface occasionally with a soft, damp cloth is enough for daily cleaning and minor stains.

Usage & Care

Moisture & Stains

Keep furniture surfaces dry.

If water, oil, coffee, wine, juice, or other liquids spill on the furniture, immediately wipe it off with a soft, absorbent cloth.

For dried stains, use a mild soap solution, such as dishwashing liquid.

Do Not:

Use chemical polishes or aggressive cleaning agents — they can damage oil or lacquer finishes.
Use abrasives: cleaning powders, rough sponges, or the rough side of cloths — they may scratch or damage the protective layer.

Tip:
Remove household stains immediately, even if the finish is well-protected, to maintain the furniture’s appearance for years.

Furniture Placement

Avoid placing wooden furniture directly next to heaters or other heat sources. Excessive heat or dry air can dry out the wood, potentially causing cracks or deformation. Don’t worry — furniture would need to touch the hot surface for this to happen.

We are confident in the quality of our products and provide a warranty even in such cases. However, such situations have not occurred so far (and we hope they never will).

Outdoor Use:
Our wooden furniture is primarily designed for indoor use, unless specified otherwise. It can be used outdoors, but it’s best placed under a cover, avoiding direct sunlight during hot summer days. We do not recommend leaving furniture outside in the rain, wet conditions, or during winter.

Sharp temperature and humidity changes may affect the wood — minor cracks or slight deformation may occur. This does not mean the furniture is damaged; natural changes often add charm. Warranty does not cover outdoor use.

Situations to Avoid

Avoid contact with aggressive chemicals — acids, alkalis, or solvents. Marks from pens, markers, or highlighters may not come off with standard cleaning agents. In such cases, restoration may be needed.

If children frequently draw or play at the table, protect the surface in advance. The same applies to sharp or metal objects — they may leave scratches.

Don’t worry: wood is a living material and can be restored easily over time. Even if damage occurs, it can be repaired.

Safety: Wall Mounting

All our dressers and shelves come with special mounts for secure wall fixation. If you have small children at home, we strongly recommend using these mounts. Do not allow children to climb furniture or play with open drawers — this can be dangerous.

It is especially important for dressers: opening all drawers at once may cause the furniture to tip over. Always secure it to the wall to prevent injuries.

Wood is a living and unique material. It may behave unpredictably at times, but over the years, furniture only gains charm. Quality wooden furniture does not wear out — it develops depth and warmth, like ancient forest trees. Investing in wooden furniture ensures reliability and beauty for many years.