Daily and weekly care
Dust your leather sofa once a week with a dry, soft microfibre cloth. Use a soft brush around the tufted buttons. If needed, wipe with a well-wrung, slightly damp cloth and dry immediately.
How do I condition leather?
Leather stays soft and supple as long as it keeps its natural oils. Every few months, clean it with a pH-neutral leather cleaner and apply a leather conditioner (cream or balm). Always test on a hidden spot first.
What to do about stains
- For spills, blot immediately with a clean cloth — never rub.
- For grease, sprinkle talcum powder, leave it for a while, then brush it off.
- For ink and stubborn stains, do not experiment at home; choose professional leather cleaning.
What should I avoid?
- Direct sunlight: it fades and dries the leather.
- Placing the sofa too close to radiators, stoves or fireplaces: it dries and can crack the leather.
- Alcohol, ammonia, bleach and wet wipes: they damage the protective surface.
Is patina a defect?
No. With use, full-grain leather deepens in lustre and develops a unique patina — a natural sign of genuine leather and fine craftsmanship that makes every sofa one of a kind.
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