After unpacking the product, make sure that the legs are already installed at the factory. This is not the case with all of our products, so it is a good idea to make sure that the legs are installed on the product before using it. During the initial use phase, it is also a good idea to position both the seat and back cushions. We also recommend fluffing the feather cushions before using them. This will ensure the product is comfortable to use.

Avoid placing the product in direct sunlight or near a heating appliance. Heat can damage the upholstery or cause the leather to dry out, crack or harden. Furniture does not like rapid changes in temperature and humidity. The ideal, constant humidity percentage is 40-60%. Do not dry damp clothes or objects on the furniture and do not place hot objects on the furniture.

Cushions and padding soften and shape with use, increasing comfort.

To keep your cushions fluffy, fluff them weekly. Also, rotate the seat and back cushions to ensure even wear.

When moving sofas and chairs, remember to always lift them by the bottom edge of the frame. The armrests are not for sitting on or lifting.

Do not let pets climb on the furniture. Their claws can damage the upholstery. In addition, animal saliva and other secretions can corrode the surface material, especially leather. Human sweat or oil from the skin can also corrode fabric and leather upholstery. So do not let dirt accumulate on the furniture, but maintain it regularly.

Do not sit on the product with wet or dye-dripping clothing. Also be careful of buttons or rivets on clothing: they may damage the upholstery.

Don't let dirt build up, but maintain your furniture regularly. Always remove stains immediately. Choose the right care and cleaning method for different materials. Read the maintenance instructions for different materials here .

Avoid machine washing at home, we always recommend professional help from a laundry service. We always recommend professional, dry cleaning for our upholstered products, including removable covers.

As basic care, we recommend regular vacuuming and airing. Some fabrics can also be washed in water according to the washing instructions. This mainly means wiping with a damp towel. The water may contain a light soap solution.

When removing stains, always treat only the stained area. First, test the fabric's behavior with the cleaning agent in question on an inconspicuous area of ​​the product.

Try to remove stubborn stains by gently scraping with your fingernail, for example. Also avoid bleaching detergents, excessive use of water, rubbing the fabric surface, solvents, and strongly alkaline or acidic detergents.

On seat and back cushions and removable upholstery, the stickers must be protected during washing. The sticker may stick to the upholstery fabric and damage the upholstery material.

Furniture wears out with use, so the cushions will have some indentations due to the stretching of the upholstery materials. These are not manufacturing or material defects.

Learn more about the maintenance instructions for different materials here .

Leather is a natural material. Each hide is unique in size, structure and appearance. Raw hides show signs of life: insect bites, scars, blood vessels, wrinkles, abrasions. These are not defects, but characteristics of genuine leather and do not reduce the durability of the leather.

Leather requires special care. Leather is cared for by wiping with a damp, clean cloth and, if necessary, airing and vacuuming. Human skin and hair secrete oil, which should be regularly cleaned off the leather surface before it becomes sticky. The same applies to all stubborn dirt and stains.

Avoid excessive moisture when cleaning leather. You can try to remove stains with a cloth or sponge dampened with mild soapy water, but never rub the leather surface or let it get too wet. If the leather gets wet, do not dry it with a hair dryer or rub the wet area.

Avoid solvents, abrasives and strongly alkaline or acidic products.
detergents.

It is best to place leather furniture away from radiators and direct sunlight. Also, be careful not to let the room air get too dry. Rivets and buttons on clothing can damage the leather surface. Also, avoid letting the leather come into contact with clothing that can remove the color.

When furniture is used, leather ages and patinas in different ways, depending on the type of wear and tear it is subjected to and how it is cared for. The elasticity of leather on the surface of the upholstery is limited, and the leather cannot forever return to its original shape. For example, the surface of seat cushions may loosen over time. Small hairline cracks and abrasions may form in the surface layer of the leather, especially in stressed areas such as the seat and backrest. These changes are not covered by the warranty. The softness of different parts of the leather varies. The resulting differences in the appearance of wrinkles and seams are not defects but characteristics of the leather.

Learn more about the maintenance instructions for different materials here .

We are 100% responsible for the quality of our work. Our frame structures have been tested many times over the decades and the product life cycles are very long. The frames are made of solid wood and plywood, and they are also inspected both at the frame factory and in our own factory.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS FOR SOFA, CHAIR AND TABLE LEGS

Our furniture has both metal and wooden parts. These are cleaned by wiping with a damp, clean cloth. Do not use abrasive materials for cleaning. Dirt can be removed with a cloth or sponge dampened with mild soapy water. Make sure that no cleaning water remains between the leg and the floor after cleaning.

CARING FOR TABLECLOTHS

The tops of our tables are made of either veneer or laminate. These can be cleaned by wiping with a damp, clean cloth. Do not use abrasive materials when cleaning. You can remove dirt with a cloth or sponge dampened with mild soapy water. Finally, dry the surfaces with a dry cloth. This will ensure that no water remains on the top or sides after cleaning.

Learn more about the maintenance instructions for different materials here .

We use foam, wadding and feathers as padding, mixing them with either foam chips or wadding. All our padding materials come from European factories. The feathers are cleaned and allergy tested. They are collected or manufactured in an ethically sustainable manner.

Upholstery is cared for by regular fluffing, airing and vacuuming.

Learn more about the maintenance instructions for different materials here .

Regular care will extend the life of your carpet. Maintain your carpet by vacuuming, airing and, in winter, snow removal. Local stains can be removed gently with clean water.

We recommend professional, gentle flat washing at 30 degrees to wash the rug.

The furniture is made for normal seating. A chair can accommodate one person at a time, a two-seater sofa can accommodate two, and so on. The warranty does not cover damage caused by excessive weight.

Do not stand or jump on the furniture. The backrests and armrests are not intended for sitting or standing.

Furniture should always be stored at normal room temperature. Humidity and cold will damage the product.

Furniture should always be lifted from under the frame, not from the upholstery, backrest or armrests. Always move furniture by lifting it, not dragging it along the floor. Damage caused during transport is not covered by the warranty.

Normal wear and tear, deformation of padding and surface materials during use are not covered by the warranty.

The warranty does not cover furniture/products,

• whose warranty is not valid
• that have not been used and/or handled with care and/or in accordance with the instructions for use, maintenance and cleaning
• whose defects are due to normal wear and tear
• whose defects have arisen during transportation, installation or maintenance
• that have been stored for too long, in the wrong way or under the wrong conditions
• whose defects are due to structural changes
• whose defects are caused by misuse, negligence or damage to the product
• which have not been used for their intended purpose or where the loads acting on them have been exceeded
• that have been damaged intentionally or have been damaged due to negligence
• whose defects are caused by sharp objects, liquids, animals, insects, etc.
• which show signs of or damage resulting from improper use, assembly, repair or transportation.

In case of a complaint, please contact the product retailer. Please include the serial number on the bottom of the product (a photo of the label is sufficient).

Is there anything that you are wondering about? Contact our customer service!