Metal

We use powder coating – a modern technique of applying dry paint to metal surfaces followed by baking in an oven at a temperature up to 220°C. The powder particles melt and form a hermetically sealed, durable coating. To maintain the attractive appearance and extend the life of the finish, simply wipe the surfaces regularly with a soft dry cloth or a duster. For more heavily soiled areas, use a damp sponge, then wipe dry with a clean, absorbent cloth. Deep scratches or chips can be carefully concealed using a restoration pencil, which will protect against moisture and prevent further damage.

Textiles

To keep the furniture textile looking beautiful and well-maintained, regularly vacuum it with a brush attachment to prevent dust accumulation. If a fresh stain appears on the fabric, immediately blot it with a clean absorbent cloth, then gently treat it with a soapy solution, avoiding harsh cleaning agents. For deeper stains, you can use a washing machine on a delicate cycle with detergent suitable for delicate fabrics. To restore the neat appearance of the fabric, iron it on the reverse side through a white cotton cloth on the "silk" setting to prevent fiber damage. Also, try to avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading and damage to the fabric texture.

Carpets

Regularly vacuum the rug with a brush attachment, which will help prevent dust buildup in the fibers, maintaining its structure and color intensity. Immediately remove fresh stains by blotting them with a soft cloth to absorb excess moisture, then gently clean the soiled area with a soapy solution. It’s important to avoid strong friction, as it may damage the fibers. If the stain cannot be removed on your own, it's better to consult a professional dry cleaner. Periodic airing of the rug also helps maintain its cleanliness and freshness.

Wood

Wood is a durable natural material, but it requires certain care. The main rule is to immediately blot any spilled liquid with a cloth. The longer the liquid interacts with the surface, the more intense the stain will be. Then clean the area with a soapy solution and wipe it dry with an absorbent cloth. It’s important not to scrub a spot with an abrasive sponge in one place, as this can lead to dull patches on the surface. Also, avoid placing hot dishes directly on the wood without a coaster. During cooking, don’t cut food directly on the wood surface; always use a cutting board. The wood surface is intended for indoor use and should not be used outdoors or in humid environments. The more carefully you treat it, the longer it will serve you! For restoring damaged surfaces, consult us to select the appropriate restoration materials.

Outdoor wood

Oil-treated wood absorbs liquid more slowly, but it’s still best to wipe outdoor furniture after rain. At night, cover all garden furniture with water-repellent covers, during long periods of non-use and in winter, place in a sheltered area to prevent moisture penetration into the wood. Daily cleaning with a damp cloth will help keep it clean for a longer time. To remove dirt, simply use a brush with stiff bristles and a little water. Be careful not to damage the fibers with coarse sandpaper or high-pressure cleaning with a Karcher machine. Once a season, you can protect your wood from UV rays, moisture, and stains using OSMO outdoor oil-wax. Every 2-3 years, if the wood looks dull and gray, it needs cleaning. We recommend doing this in the spring. Use OSMO wood furniture shampoo and a brush with stiff bristles to remove gray discoloration, green deposits, and dirt. After the wood is completely dry, apply OSMO outdoor oil-wax to restore protection from UV rays, moisture, and stains. Then you can once again enjoy your table!