Dining and side tables, stools, benches and accessories:

Most damage can be avoided if spills or splashes are cleaned up immediately after the incident. Always blot, rinse, and dry immediately after a spill.

For daily cleaning, use a damp cloth and, if necessary, a pH-neutral soap (water with a drop of dish soap or organic multi-surface cleaners).

To prevent damage to your wooden furniture, we suggest using placemats and coasters and avoiding:

Hot surfaces

Direct sunlight

Wet drinks without a coaster

Write without placing a placemat under your paper

Slipping of hard objects on your wooden surface

**Avoid cleaning products containing ammonia, alcohol, or bleach, as they can damage and dull the finish.

Fabric: In case of a stain, apply a mixture of warm water and detergent to a damp cloth, then gently rub the area. You can also use a steam cleaner.

Butcher block, counter and cutting board:

It is essential not to immerse the boards or place them in the dishwasher.

You can clean them with a cloth or sponge and mild dish soap. There are also natural methods such as cleaning with salt and lemon.

You should protect your board with mineral oil or butcher block oil. Both products are easily found in supermarkets. The frequency of this maintenance depends on how often you use your board.