Cork, in its natural state, is porous and sensitive to moisture. To preserve its integrity, wipe up any spills promptly. For regular upkeep, use a soft cloth slightly dampened with water and a mild, pH-neutral cleaner suitable for wood or cork. Avoid products with ammonia or harsh abrasives. For light residue or stickiness, gently clean with a damp cloth, then dry immediately with a clean, soft cloth. Always test any cleaning method on a hidden area first, and never leave damp materials resting on the surface.

NOTE: Natural materials carry subtle variations and will develop a distinctive patina over time — a reflection of their use and character.

To keep your piece looking its best, routine care is key. Unless otherwise noted, all items are intended for indoor use only.

Cleaning Tips:

- Use a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and light marks — this will help maintain the smooth finish and subtle sheen of stained or lacquered surfaces.

- For sticky spots or surface residue, wipe gently with a slightly damp cloth, then immediately dry with a clean cloth.

- Avoid chemical cleaners of any kind, as they may damage the finish. Always test any cleaning approach on an inconspicuous area before applying it across the surface.

- Never leave a damp cloth on the surface, and keep the furniture away from water, alcohol, cosmetics, or food spills that may cause stains or damage.