Weekly cleaning is recommended. Use a clean cloth made of soft, lint-free cotton. Moisten the cloth with just enough water to make the dust adhere to it. The cloth should not be so damp that it wets the wood. Always wipe in the direction of the wood grain.

Excess heat and dryness can cause wood to split and crack.
Place furniture away from all heat sources such as radiators, heat runs or fireplaces.
If you must place furniture near an air duct, avoid direct exposure to the air flow.
Store table elements (such as leaves) as close as possible to the table so they adjust to the same humidity conditions.

Winter is a particularly harsh time for wood furniture and often results in cracks when the surrounding environment is excessively dry. Take extra care of your wood furniture during this time.

• Fingerprints, perspiration and oils can harm a finish over time, especially on chairs. Regular cleaning is highly recommended.
• Plants and flower nectar that touch the finish can also cause permanent stains.
• Placing hot items on furniture can cause a chemical change in the finish which results in white rings or spots. Always use heat resistant pads when placing hot dishes on wood.
• Clean spills immediately.
• Placing objects such as lamps and decorative items directly on wood can result in unwanted scratches and discoloration. Place felt pads under these objects and rotate their position from time-to-time.
• Avoid leaving newspapers and magazines directly on the wood surface. The ink can bleed onto the finish and permanently damage the wood.

• Avoid direct sunlight exposure. Discoloration of fabric is a natural result of normal use.
• Cushions and pillows should be rotated on a weekly basis.
• Upholstered products should be vacuumed weekly.
• Never use strong chemicals, protective agents or detergents. Use of such products will annul the warranty of this product.
• Spills must not be left unattended.