Furniture Care Information

• For general care of your fabric furniture it can be either washed or dry cleaned. However, it is important to check the manufacturers care instructions before you do either.

• For spot cleaning remove as much of the excess as possible by gently scraping with a knife, ensuring you work from the outside in to avoid spreading even further, and gently blot the area with a damp cloth to remove the stain. Do not over-wet the fabric as it may cause water marks or rub too hard as it may remove some colour. Always test on a hidden section of fabric first.

• The list of individual stains your fabric furniture is susceptible to is almost infinite and you should always refer to the manufacturers care instructions before attempting to clean the fabric for example, oil-based stains will require dry cleaning.

With so many different types of leather on the market its important that you use the correct care products that suit the leather you have chosen. Our specialist leather consultants can advise you at the time of purchase on the great range of Pelle products available to use on leather.

• For general care of your leather furniture we recommend you regularly dust it with a clean, dry cloth.

• Do not place your leather furniture close to heaters or in sustained, direct sunlight as over time this will cause the leather crack and/or fade.

• For spot cleaning greasy stains use an absorbent paper towel and apply just enough pressure to remove the bulk – a specialist leather technician is suggested for this.

• There are great leather treatment and care products available- we recommend the use of Pellé Care products every 3 months on your furniture to extend the life of the leather. All Pelle products are non-toxic and safe for use on everyday household and personal clothing items. Please ask us about the best products in this range for your specific piece.

• For general care we recommend you plump and rotate cushions and inserts regularly. This is the best way to even out the pressure of daily use.

• Over time cushions and inserts will lose volume. You can have these professionally refilled to reinvigorate your furniture and expand its lifespan.

For general care we recommend dusting with a clean, dry cloth, or wiping down with soft cloth wrung dry with water – always ensure you leave the surface dry after cleaning. If the timber is a rough, recycled or raw surface, additional care must be taken not to cause soling or catching from the cloth used.

Natural Oiled Wood

• Common stains can be quickly removed from this surface with a damp cloth. It is important to remove them as quickly as possible to avoid the stain seeping into the wood.

• Regular polishing will enhance the look and longevity of your wooden furniture.

• We have a range of waxes and polishes available so please ask us for more information.

Lacquered Finish Wood

• Painted timbers are susceptible to peeling if they become too wet so using a slightly damp cloth for cleaning is recommended.

• Frequent dusting is also recommended to avoid dust accumulating in the porous surface causing the wood to crack.

• For stains you should quickly remove with a slight damp cloth and dry immediately.

• As this finish seals the timber we do not recommend the use of products such as Pledge, Spray and Wipe or the like, a damp cloth will be sufficient.