FAQ

Solid wood offers an authentic and warm aesthetic. The natural shades of solid wood can vary depending on the type of wood used. The natural grains and patterns of the wood add depth and texture. Each piece of wood is unique, making each piece of solid wood furniture one of a kind. The natural tones of solid wood evoke a sense of authenticity and connection with nature. They bring an organic and timeless touch to any living space. Solid wood offers both a natural aesthetic, strength, and durability, making it a popular choice for quality furniture.

Solid Wood Maintenance

• Regular Cleaning: Use a soft, dry cloth to dust the surface of the table regularly. This will help remove dirt particles and prevent scratches.
• Damp Cleaning: If necessary, clean the table with a slightly damp cloth. Make sure to use warm water and mild soap. Avoid harsh cleaners that could damage the wood.
• Drying: After cleaning the table, make sure to completely dry it with a dry cloth to prevent moisture absorption.
• Moisture Protection: Avoid placing the table near moisture sources. Excessive moisture can cause swelling or warping of the wood.
• Heat Protection: Use coasters or trivets to protect the table surface from the heat of hot dishes or glasses containing hot liquids.
• Cold Protection: Use coasters or trivets to protect the wood surface from dishes or liquids that are too cold, as extreme temperatures can damage solid wood.
• Avoid exposing solid wood to sunlight (UV rays).
• If you place decorative items on the table such as pots or vases, please move them regularly to prevent the natural discoloration of the table surface from occurring uniformly.
• Extensions should be opened regularly to maintain color uniformity, which can change with daylight.

By following these tips, you can keep your solid wood table in good condition and ensure its long life while preserving its natural beauty.

Wood veneer consists of thin slices of natural wood, called veneers, which are glued onto support panels such as plywood or MDF. Wood veneer provides the natural appearance and beauty of real wood with greater flexibility, better dimensional stability, and a variety of styles and finishes, making it a popular choice in furniture manufacturing.

• Regular Cleaning: Regularly clean the wood veneer table surface with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and dirt particles.
• Damp Cleaning: If necessary, use a slightly damp cloth with warm water to clean the surface. Avoid using too much water, as excess moisture can damage the veneer.
• Use of Mild Products: If you need to use a cleaner, choose a mild, non-abrasive product specially designed for wood furniture. Apply it to a clean, dry cloth and then gently wipe the wood surface.
• Immediate Drying: After cleaning, be sure to immediately dry the wood surface with a dry cloth to avoid moisture absorption and prevent water damage.
• Protection from Heat and Moisture: Avoid placing hot or damp objects directly on the wood veneer table top, as this can damage the veneer. Use coasters or trivets to protect the surface.
• Avoid Scratches: Use tablecloths to protect the veneer from scratches caused by utensils, plates, and glasses.
• Avoid Placing Hot or Very Cold Items: Use trivets to protect the wood veneer surface.
• Spills: Spills should be wiped up immediately as they could damage the wood veneer.
• Decorative Items: If you place decorative items on the table, such as pots or vases, please move them regularly so that the natural discoloration of the table surface occurs evenly.
• Extensions: Extensions should be opened regularly to maintain color uniformity, which can change with daylight.

Maintaining powder coated metal is relatively simple, but it requires some precautions to preserve its appearance and durability. Here are some tips for maintaining metal:

• Regular Cleaning: Clean the metal surface regularly with warm water and mild detergent. Use a soft cloth or sponge to remove dirt, dust, and residue.
• Avoid Abrasive Cleaners: Do not use abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, or harsh chemicals, as they can damage the powder coating and dull the metal surface.
• Drying: After cleaning, make sure to completely dry the metal surface with a clean, dry cloth. Remove any moisture to prevent the formation of stains or corrosion.
• Avoid Impacts: Avoid bumping or hitting metal furniture, as this can damage the coating and lead to chips or cracks.
• Scratch Resistance: While powder coated metal is durable, it is not immune to all scratches.

Brushed Steel requires special attention to maintain its modern appearance and durability. Here are some tips for its maintenance:

• Regular Cleaning: Clean brushed steel regularly to remove dirt, dust, and fingerprints. Use a soft cloth or sponge soaked in warm water and mild soap.
• Drying: After cleaning, make sure to completely dry the brushed steel surface with a clean, dry cloth to avoid watermarks.
• Brushing Direction: When cleaning brushed steel, scrub in the direction of the brushing to avoid scratching or damaging the surface texture.
• Avoid Abrasive Products: Avoid using abrasive products, scrubbing pads, or rough sponges as they can scratch and dull the brushed steel surface.
• Microfiber Cloths: Microfiber cloths are ideal for cleaning brushed steel as they are soft, non-abrasive, and absorb moisture well.

To maintain a mirror and keep it clean and shiny, here are some useful tips:

• Regular cleaning: Clean the mirror surface regularly with a soft, clean cloth. Use warm water mixed with a little mild soap to remove dirt and fingerprints.
• Use of specific products: You can also use glass cleaners or sprays specially designed for mirrors.
• Drying: After cleaning, make sure to completely dry the mirror surface with a dry, clean cloth to avoid water marks.
• Scratch prevention: Avoid using abrasive materials or rough sponges that could scratch the mirror surface. Instead, use microfiber cloths or soft cloths to clean gently.
• Removal of stubborn stains: For stubborn stains or sticky residues, you can use a mixture of water and white vinegar or isopropyl alcohol. Apply the mixture to a cloth and gently rub the mirror surface.
• Protection against moisture: Avoid placing the mirror in areas where it is exposed to excessive humidity, as this could damage the back of the mirror and cause spots or discoloration.

The simplicity of glass allows furniture to stand out by reflecting natural and artificial light, enhancing its beauty.

Tips for Maintaining Clear, Tinted, and Colored Glass.

• Regular Cleaning: Regularly clean the surface of the glass table with a soft, clean cloth. Use warm water mixed with a little mild soap to remove dirt, dust, and fingerprints.
• Drying: After cleaning, make sure to dry the glass surface completely with a dry, clean cloth to avoid water spots.
• Scratch Prevention: Avoid using abrasive products or rough sponges that could scratch the glass surface. Instead, use microfiber or soft cloths for gentle cleaning.
• Removing Stubborn Stains: For stubborn stains or sticky residues, you can use a mixture of water and white vinegar or isopropyl alcohol. Apply the mixture to a cloth and gently rub the glass surface.
• Protection Against Impacts: Avoid banging hard or heavy objects against the glass surface to prevent impacts and cracks.
• Scratch Protection: Use coasters or placemats to protect the glass surface from scratches caused by glasses, dishes, and utensils.

Heat and Cold

Do not place hot or very cold objects on the glass surface. Extreme temperatures can cause cracks or chips. Use coasters or trivets to protect your glass table from temperature variations.

Cracks

Immediately remove the tabletop if it is cracked or chipped. Even a small crack can suddenly enlarge, leading to glass collapse and potential injury.

Heavy Objects

Do not place heavy objects on the glass and do not sit on a glass table.

Other Tips

Do not drop objects on a glass surface.

Etched glass is a type of glass treated to achieve a matte, opaque surface that creates a soft and aesthetic ambiance in a space. Its ability to diffuse light makes it a popular choice in many furniture design projects.

• Regular Cleaning: Use a soft, lint-free cloth with warm water and a mild detergent to regularly clean the frosted glass surface.
• Avoid Abrasive Products: Never use abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, or scrapers on the frosted glass, as they may scratch or damage the delicate surface.
• Rinse with a Wet Sponge: Rinse with a wet sponge and remove excess water.
• Dry Thoroughly: Ensure the frosted glass surface is completely dried to prevent water spots. Due to its porous surface, frosted glass takes a few minutes to dry completely.
• Avoid Impacts: Be careful not to hit hard objects against the frosted glass tabletop, as this could break or crack it.
• Use Coasters: To protect the glass surface from scratches and stains caused by hot or cold beverages, use coasters.
• Regularly Open Extensions: Extensions should be opened regularly to maintain color uniformity, which can change with daylight.

For stubborn stains, use a soft brush with dish soap to deeply reach into the glass pores to ensure that grease and dirt do not remain embedded.

To remove light scratches from frosted glass, apply a generous amount of glass cleaner to the entire surface and gently rub in circular motions with a soft Scotch-Brite pad, then rinse. You should not only rub the scratches but the entire surface.

Hot and Cold

Do not place hot or very cold objects on the glass surface. Extreme temperatures can cause cracking or breakage.

Cracks

Immediately remove the tabletop if it is cracked or chipped. Even a small crack can suddenly widen and cause the glass to collapse, potentially leading to injury.

Heavy Objects

Do not place heavy objects on the glass and do not sit on a glass table.

Other Tips

Do not drop objects on a glass surface.

Porcelain table tops are made from porcelain powder that is compressed under high pressure and then fired at high temperatures. This creates a dense and durable material while also giving it a high-end aesthetic.

Maintenance of a porcelain table top is relatively simple. Here are a few tips:

• Regular Cleaning: Use a soft, non-abrasive cloth with warm water and a little mild soap to regularly clean the table surface.
• Avoid Abrasive Products: Do not use abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that could scratch or damage the porcelain surface.
• Avoid Impacts: Be careful not to knock the porcelain against hard or sharp objects, as this could cause chipping or cracking.
• Protect Against Scratches: Use trivets or placemats to protect the table surface from scratches caused by dishes or utensils.
• Wipe Spills Immediately: Wipe up spills and stains as soon as they occur to prevent them from embedding into the porcelain.
• Avoid Hot and Cold Objects: Do not place hot or very cold items directly on the porcelain. Use trivets.

Heat and Cold

Do not place hot or very cold objects on the porcelain surface. Extreme temperatures can cause cracking or breakage.

Cracks

Remove the table top immediately if it becomes cracked or chipped. Even a small crack can suddenly widen and cause the porcelain to collapse, potentially causing injury.

Heavy Objects

Do not place heavy objects on the porcelain and do not sit on a porcelain table.

Other Tips

Do not drop objects on a porcelain surface.