Keep your furniture looking its best

Furniture care starts with understanding the materials, finishes, and everyday demands of each piece. Learn how to maintain wood surfaces, protect upholstery, and build simple habits that help your furniture stay comfortable and attractive for years to come.

Tastefully furnished living room with carefully maintained wooden furniture and comfortable upholstery

Give every material the care it deserves

From natural wood finishes to upholstered seating, appropriate cleaning methods and consistent attention can help preserve appearance, comfort, and everyday functionality.

Everyday furniture care

Simple habits for a well-kept home

Wood surfaces

Protect the finish

Remove dust with a soft cloth, wipe spills promptly, and use suitable cleaning products for the specific finish. Coasters and protective pads can help prevent marks and scratches.

Upholstery

Preserve comfort

Vacuum fabric furniture with an appropriate attachment, address stains according to the care label, and avoid cleaning agents that may damage fibers or change the color.

Daily use

Reduce everyday wear

Keep furniture away from excessive heat and direct sunlight where possible, distribute weight appropriately, and use furniture according to its intended purpose.

Home refresh

Check and maintain

Periodically inspect handles, hinges, fasteners, and moving parts. Follow the manufacturer's instructions when tightening components or caring for adjustable furniture.

Furniture care essentials

What to consider before caring for your furniture

Material and finish

Identify whether a piece features solid wood, veneer, metal, glass, or upholstery before choosing cleaning products and maintenance methods.

Everyday conditions

Consider sunlight exposure, humidity, household activity, and how frequently the furniture is used to establish a practical care routine.

Product instructions

Review the manufacturer's recommendations before applying treatments, removing stains, adjusting fittings, or using specialist products on furniture surfaces.