Close-up of a neutral upholstered sofa being cleaned
Looking after it

Product Care Guide

Short, practical routines for the three materials the collection is built from.

Every week

Four minutes, once a week

  • Vacuum upholsterySoft brush attachment, over the whole seat and back.
  • Dust woodA soft, dry cloth over every finished surface.
  • Use coastersUnder anything hot or wet, every time.
  • Lift, don't dragLift a piece to move it, so joints and floors both survive.
Beige polyester upholstery on the Cove armchair
Fabric

Upholstery

Blot a spill straight away with a clean dry cloth. Do not rub it, which pushes the mark into the weave.

Spot clean with a barely damp cloth and a mild fabric-safe detergent, tested on a hidden area first. Do not soak the fabric, and dry it away from direct heat.

Wood-finished top of the Cove console in a warm light tone
Wood

Finished surfaces

Wipe with a soft dry or barely damp cloth, then dry the surface immediately. Clean spills before they sit.

Keep pieces out of prolonged direct sunlight, and away from radiators and air-conditioning outlets where very dry air can move the wood.

The rest

Hardware, and what to keep away

Drawers, doors and hardware

  • Open and close gently.
  • Do not load a drawer or shelf beyond what it holds.
  • Check fixings every few months and tighten what has loosened.

Avoid

  • Bleach, solvents, ammonia and abrasive cleaners.
  • Steam cleaning, or saturating fabric with water.
  • Direct heat: radiators, hot dishes, hairdryers.
  • Silicone and wax polishes on finished wood.
  • Sitting or standing on arms, edges or drawer fronts.

Not sure how to treat a mark?

Send us a photo and the piece it is on, and our team will tell you what is safe to use.