Oiled Solid Wood
Unlike lacquered wood, oiled wood remains breathable and can be easily repaired.
- Daily: Wipe with a dry or slightly damp lint-free cloth.
- Monthly: Clean with specific wood soap to nourish the grain.
- Yearly: Lightly sand with fine paper and reapply furniture oil.
Natural Wool
Wool is naturally dirt-resistant due to its lanolin content.
- Weekly: Vacuum on low suction.
- Spills: Blot immediately, never rub. Wool sheds water naturally if caught fast.
Aniline Leather
The purest form of leather. It will develop a patina and show scratches—this is intentional.
- Avoid: Direct sunlight to prevent severe fading.
- Yearly: Treat with a high-quality leather cream to prevent drying.
Linen Upholstery
Durable but prone to wrinkling, giving it a relaxed, lived-in look.
- Care: Professional dry clean recommended for slipcovers to prevent shrinkage.