Hay Care & Maintenance Guide

Vacuum the furniture regularly using the upholstery nozzle to remove dust and avoid fluff and pilling. Straighten the fabric with your hands from time to time. Wrinkles in the fabric can be straightened using a steamer. Soak up spilled liquids immediately with an absorbent napkin or cloth by dabbing gently towards the centre of the stain. Never use concentrated detergents or bleach, ammonia, optical brighteners or soap intended for hard surfaces. We do not recommend spot cleaning of individual marks and stains as this damages the fabric and causes colour loss.

On wool fabrics, most stains can be removed with lukewarm water on a clean lint-free cloth. If necessary, add a little neutral detergent. Avoid rubbing the material hard as this could result in loss of colour and damage the fabric. It may also be necessary to use a hairdryer to avoid leaving an water outline. If the stain persist, consult a specialist cleaner. abbing gently towards the centre of the stain. Never use concentrated detergents or bleach, ammonia, optical brighteners or soap intended for hard surfaces. We do not recommend spot cleaning of individual marks and stains as this damages the fabric and causes colour loss.

On wool fabrics, most stains can be removed with lukewarm water on a clean lint-free cloth. If necessary, add a little neutral detergent. Avoid rubbing the material hard as this could result in loss of colour and damage the fabric. It may also be necessary to use a hairdryer to avoid leaving an water outline. If the stain persist, consult a specialist cleaner. 

Vacuum the furniture regularly using the upholstery nozzle/or brushing with a soft clothes brush – always in the direction of the nap to remove dust and avoid fluff and pilling. To rejuvenate velour and restore its pile, rub it with a well wrung, slightly damp cloth in the direction of the nap. When you sit on velour fabric, you exert a pressure that forces the nap in different directions. Together with heat, rising air humidity, body moisture and the type of upholstery, this can cause these changes of direction to become fixed, creating a slight change in colour. This is a typical property of velour, and is neither a defect nor a sign of low quality. This effect can be removed by applying a damp (not wet) cloth and leaving it overnight, which will restore the pile to its original direction. The upholstered furniture should not be used until it is completely dry. If necessary, a hair dryer can be used at a low temperature setting.

The same result can be achieved by steaming or spraying distilled water at a distance of 20 cm from the fabric for a few seconds, before leaving overnight. Care should be taken not to spill large quantities of water on the fabric. It is advisable to treat the whole surface in order to avoid shading. This treatment can be repeated if necessary. After this treatment, the upholstered furniture must be completely dry before it can be used again. A hair dryer at a low temperature setting can be used. To restore the pile to its original direction, please brush with a soft brush.

Aniline leather has no or only a light surface treatment to preserve the leather’s natural surface and soft touch. All natural markings, such as scars and insect bites, will be visible on aniline leather, which contributes to the leather’s exclusive appearance. This kind of leather is very susceptible to dirt, and over time it will patinate and become slightly darker. Be careful not to scratch the leather. Aniline leather is demanding to maintain, and we recommend that you keep a cleaner and care product suitable for this type of leather at hand. Using water may leave a permanent stain on the surface. Do not use sharp objects, strong detergents or solvents on the leather.

Semi-aniline leather is a full grain leather with a light top finish. All natural markings, such as scars and insect bites, will be visible on the leather. Vacuum regularly using the upholstery nozzle. Be careful not to scratch the leather. To remove stains, use a clean, lint-free cloth to apply the leather from a solution of water and a neutral detergent or soap flakes or use a special leather care product. Remove soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth, and polish gently, using a soft cotton cloth. Avoid pressing liquid into the pores of the leather. Apply a protective lotion two to four times annually to enhance the resistance of the material. Do not use sharp objects, strong detergents or solvents on the leather.

Pigmented leather is corrected leather with excellent durability. Vacuum regularly using the upholstery nozzle. Be careful not to scratch the leather. To remove stains, use a clean, lint-free cloth to apply the lather from a solution of water and a mild detergent, or soap flakes or use a special leather care product. Remove soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth, and polish gently, using a soft cotton cloth. Avoid pressing liquid into the pores of the leather. Apply a protective lotion two to four times annually to enhance the resistance of the material. Do not use sharp objects, strong detergents or solvents on the leather.

In order to preserve the original condition of your sheepskin furniture, vacuum clean and air regularly. Spots should be immediately soaked with water. Clean with a sponge, luke warm water and a mild wool shampoo. Avoid placing the furniture in direct sunlight as color changes in the wool may occur. Natural variations in colour shade and wool character are likely to occur. Samples may not be identical to your order. When dying the skins, differences in fiber thickness and overall density will result in colour shade variations. All skins are naturally unique.

Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a solution of water and a neutral detergent. Remove soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth. Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as they may scratch the surface. Do not use cleaning products containing alcohol, as they may damage the surface.

Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a solution of water and a neutral detergent. Remove soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth. Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as they may scratch the surface. Stains may be carefully removed using white spirit (mineral spirit).

Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a solution of water and a neutral detergent. Remove soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth. Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as they may scratch the surface.

Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a solution of water and a neutral detergent. Remove soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth. Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as they may scratch the surface. White spirit (mineral spirit) can be used to carefully remove stains from chromed surfaces.

Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a solution of water and a neutral detergent. Remove soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth. If the surface is scratched or appears matt, use a care product specifically suited to lacquered or stained wood. Avoid using detergents containing silicone, as they seal the stain in and make subsequent repairs more difficult. Never use soft soap or solvents such as spirit, turpentine or acetone. Do not use cleaning products containing alcohol, as they may damage the surface. Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as they may scratch the surface.

Wipe with a clean, dry cloth. If the surface is dirty, wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a solution of water and a neutral detergent or soap flakes. Remove any soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth. Never use soft soap or solvents such as spirit, turpentine or acetone. Do not use cleaning products containing alcohol, as they may damage the surface. Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as they may scratch the surface. If the surface is scratched or appears matt, make sure to use an oil hardening care product specifically designed to maintain oiled wooden surfaces. Clean the furniture thoroughly (12 hours) before applying the oil to all surfaces. To ensure optimal absorbency, gently sand down the wood using fine-grit sandpaper (No. 180 or 240), always sanding in the direction of the grain. Apply the oil generously using a clean cloth or a sponge, always sanding in the direction of the grain.

Do not pour the oil directly on the surface. When the surface is glistening, leave the oil on for around two hours until fully absorbed. Remove any excess oil with a clean lint-free cloth. Leave the furniture to dry overnight (min. 12 hours) and avoid placing anything on the surface before it is completely dry. If the grain of the wood rises after oiling, gently sand down the wood using fine-grit sandpaper (No. 180 or 240), always sanding in the direction of the grain. To optimally maintain the naturally beautiful appearance of the wood, we recommend you regularly treat the furniture’s surface with oil whenever it appears dull, scratched or as needed.

Please, remove the cushions before oiling the surfaces to avoid staining of the textile or leather. Wipe with a clean, dry cloth. If the surface is dirty, wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water. Never use soft soap or solvents such as spirit, turpentine or acetone. Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as they may scratch the surface. Do not use cleaning products containing alcohol, as they may damage the surface. If the surface is scratched or appears matt, make sure to use an oil wax hardening care product specifically designed to maintain oiled waxed wooden surfaces. Apply the oil wax product following the instructions on the packaging. Please, make sure to follow the curing times on the oil wax packaging instructions before placing the cushions on the frame. If the grain of the wood rises after oiling, wipe with a clean, dry cloth. If the surface is dirty, gently sand down the wood using fine-grit sandpaper (No. 150 or more), always sanding in the direction of the grain. To optimally maintain the naturally beautiful appearance of the wood, we recommend you regularly treat the furniture’s surface with oil whenever it appears dull, scratched or as needed.

Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a solution of water and a neutral detergent or soap flakes. Remove soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth. To remove stains, clean and scrub using a thick solution of soap flakes that should not stay on the wood for more than two minutes. Then remove the remaining soap residue using a damp cloth. If the grain of the wood rises after cleaning, gently sand down the wood using fine-grit sandpaper (No. 220), always sanding in the direction of the grain. If the surface is scratched or appears matt, use a care product specifically suited to soaped wood. Never use soft soap or solvents such as spirit, turpentine or acetone. Do not use cleaning products containing alcohol, as they may damage the surface.

This product is made from high-quality pinewood. We have treated this product with an outdoor water-based lacquer to make it suitable for outdoor use. The lacquer consists of a 3-layer process; a primer and two layers of topcoat to guarantee a long-lasting surface treatment. Over time, the surface colour and appearance will slowly change, which is a natural process due to exposure to sunlight and different weather conditions. The wood has been dried to a humidity specifically for outdoor use, which enables it to withstand outdoor conditions. Therefore, we recommend that it is only used outdoors to avoid risk of wood shrinkage.

Clean the furniture by scrubbing it with hot soapy water and a soft bristle brush. Never use a pressure washer for cleaning. Never use acetic acid or citric acid. We recommend cleaning and maintaining the wood before the start of every summer season. Lightly sanding faded slats will remove the silvery-grey colour and restore the wood’s original appearance. If you would like to preserve or change the tone of faded wood, apply UV-resistant oil to the slats to refresh the look. After cleaning, place in a ventilated area to dry, preventing the residual moisture from affecting the lifetime and getting mouldy. Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a solution of water and a neutral detergent. Remove soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth. Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as they may scratch the surface. In the event of lime deposits on the surface, use a clean, damp cloth wrung in lukewarm water with one part vinegar to nine parts water and avoid scrubbing as this may scratch the surface.

Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a solution of water and a neutral detergent or soap flakes. Remove soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth. If the surface is scratched or appears matt, use a care product specifically suited to linoleum. Stains may be carefully removed using white spirit (mineral spirit) or a damp nano sponge dipped in lukewarm water or linoleum care product. Follow up immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Never use the nano sponge dry. Avoid alkaline detergents such as soft (yellow) soap, washing soda, lye and scouring powder. 

Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a solution of water and a neutral detergent. Remove soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth. Stains may be carefully removed using household ammonia or with a clean, damp cloth or a nano sponge wrung in warm water. Never use the nano sponge dry. Follow up immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as they may scratch the surface.

Do not sit or stand on glass/porcelain surface. Do not use the glass/porcelain as a chopping board. Do not strike the glass/porcelain with hard or pointed items. Be careful not to scratch or damage the surface with sharp objects. Do not place hot or very cold items directly on the glass/porcelain surface. Always use coasters or table mats to protect the glass/porcelain surface. When cleaning the glass/porcelain surface, use a damp cloth with a suitable neutral cleaning detergent or a mild glass/porcelain cleaner. Remove soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth. Do not use scouring cream or scouring pads, as they may scratch the glass/porcelain surface.

As Marble is a natural material, each stone has unique colours, patterns and textures. Therefore, the surface’s colour and finish may vary slightly from product to product. Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water. The marble is not resistant to acids. There is a risk that if any acidic liquids come into contact with the tabletop surface it will appear stained. Wiping the stains off immediately may help, but please note there is no guarantee that acidic stains or spots can be completely removed. Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as they may scratch the surface. Never use vinegar, ammonia, acetic acid or citric acid or abrasive cleaners.

Wipe with a soft cloth wrung in clean water or a maintenance product for terrazzo. Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as they may scratch the surface. Never use vinegar, ammonia, acetic acid or citric acid. 

Please make sure to wipe all surfaces before use, as the zinc surface oxidises during transportation and can become humid. This can stain your clothing if it comes into contact with it. Hot-dip galvanised steel is essentially maintenance free, although cleaning is recommended at regular intervals. Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a solution of water and a neutral detergent. Remove soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth. Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as they may scratch the surface.

The lifespan of your furniture will vary depending on the weather and type of use. We recommend that it is stored in a dry, ventilated place during winter and protected against scratches and bumps. 

Wipe off the furniture if it becomes wet after rain or snowfall as this will damage the surface over time. Make sure to wipe off any sun cream or other liquids from the furniture after use, as these can leave stains on the surface if left in direct sunlight.

Freezing temperatures and frost are particularly difficult weather conditions for outdoor furniture. To preserve the durability of your furniture, we recommend placing a cover over it or storing it away to protect it from the effects of the weather and damp.

The fabric is Teflon treated, water repellent and stain resistant. Protect the cushion against direct sunlight when not in use. The colour may fade if exposed to direct sunlight over a long period. Store the product in a dry place. Do not leave the cushion outside overnight or during wet weather. Clean using a cloth wrung in water or in a solution of water and a universal detergent.

The fabric is water repellent and UV resistant. Spot clean with mild detergent. Tumble dry low. Never store or fold wet covers; allow them to dry in a well-ventilated area first. Store protected and in a dry place. Clean using a cloth wrung in water or a solution of water and a universal detergent. Hand wash only.

Do not dry clean or machine wash. Do not bleach. Colour may fade if exposed to direct sunlight over a long period.

On lighting made of cotton, wool or nylon, please do not use wet or damp cloths for cleaning and maintaining the shade. Please use a dry, lint-free cloth or duster to remove any dirt.

On lighting made of aluminium, steel, ABS, polypropylene, polycarbonate or acrylic, please do not use alcohol or any other solvents to clean the product and avoid using abrasive or rough sponges. The product can be cleaned with a soft damp cloth and mild detergent, or a dry microfibre cloth. Ensure that the power supply has been turned OFF before cleaning the product.