Natural leather does not perform well in dry air and sunlight. As a precautionary measure, we recommend to place leather upholstered furniture away from direct sunlight and refrain from having them in highly air-conditioned rooms as this can make the leather fade or dry out. Regular care of the leather helps maintain its inherent qualities and prolong the lifespan of the surface. Clean the leather with a dry cloth or soft brush. Treat and moisturize the leather four or more times a year using only special leather treatment products for aniline and semi-soft leather products. Clean using the foam from white soap flakes for regular housecleaning. Avoid soaking the leather.Use a clean, dry cloth to absorb spills. Tap gently on the spill to soak up the liquid.Avoid rubbing the stain.
Use a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush for regular dust removal.Do not use detergents, ammonia, oils, polishes, varnishes etc.

Full grain is the finest and most durable layer of the cowhide, to which no corrections are applied. Veins, wrinkles, scars and insect bites are distinctive characteristics of leather and a guarantee of its quality and authenticity; as such, they are not to be regarded as imperfections but rather as "features" that enhance the value of your product, making it unique.

For textile upholstered versions: In case of stains, we generally recommend removing non-greasy stains by carefully dabbing with a lint-free cloth or sponge wrung out in clean, warm water. If necessary, clean by dabbing with soapy water made with a little dish soap. Finally, dab the surface with clean water. As the cleaning methods may vary from one textile to another. ​