POWDER COATED OR CHROMED STEEL
• 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
care fully remove stains from chromed surfaces.
• Do not use solvents as they may have an adverse
effect on the coating.
• Never use acetic acid or citric acid.
FABRICS
• Vacuum the furniture regularly 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 with an absorbent napkin or
cloth by dabbing gently towards the centre of the stain.
• Never use concentrated detergents or bleach,
ammonia 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 persists, consult a
specialist cleaner.
ANILINE LEATHER
• 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.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
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