maintenance instructions
Textile
Textiles bring softness, warmth and comfort to your home. Each fabric has its own look, texture and properties, which means that the correct care may vary depending on the material. With the right care, colour, texture and quality will be preserved for longer. Protect textiles from direct sunlight, moisture and stains, and treat any spills as quickly as possible.
Always refer to the specific care instructions for each material to ensure proper care.
Linen
Linen is a natural, breathable material with a refined texture and an elegant, timeless appearance. Its characteristic weave and subtle irregularities give the fabric its relaxed and authentic character.
Variations in colour, texture, and weave are inherent to natural fibers and make each piece unique. The typical wrinkling is also characteristic of linen and contributes to the material's charm.
Care
To preserve the natural beauty and quality of linen for as long as possible:
- Treat light stains immediately with a soft, slightly damp cloth.
- Blot gently and avoid rubbing to prevent damage to the fibers.
- Use only mild cleaning products suitable for delicate fabrics.
- Avoid excessive use of water and harsh or chemical cleaning products.
- Always follow the specific washing and care instructions on the product label, if provided.
- Preferably air-dry the textile and avoid high drying temperatures.
- If desired, iron at a medium temperature, following the instructions on the label.
- Protect from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to limit fading.
- Embrace the natural wrinkling: it is inherent to linen and forms part of its authentic appearance.
Cotton
Cotton is a natural, breathable fiber with a soft and pleasant texture. The material combines comfort with a timeless appearance and, thanks to its versatile nature, is suitable for a wide range of interior applications.
Subtle variations in colour, texture, and weave are inherent to natural fibers and contribute to the material’s authentic character.
Care
To preserve the softness, colour, and quality of cotton for as long as possible:
- Treat light stains immediately with a soft, slightly damp cloth.
- Blot gently and avoid rubbing to prevent damaging the fibers.
- Use only mild cleaning products suitable for textiles.
- Avoid harsh or chemical cleaning products and excessive use of water.
- Always follow the specific washing and care instructions on the product label.
- Preferably air-dry the textile to limit shrinkage and deformation.
- Iron if desired, following the instructions on the product label.
- Protect from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to limit fading.
Merino wool
Merino wool is a high-quality natural fiber known for its exceptional softness, warmth, and refined appearance. The fine fibers give the material a comfortable and luxurious character.
Subtle variations in colour and texture are inherent to natural fibers. Slight fuzz or pilling may occur with use and is a natural characteristic of wool.
Care
To preserve the softness and quality of merino wool for as long as possible:
- Air the textile regularly; washing is often unnecessary.
- Treat light stains immediately by gently dabbing with a soft, slightly damp cloth.
- Avoid rubbing to prevent felting or damage to the fibers.
- Use only a mild wool detergent and avoid harsh cleaning products.
- Always follow the specific washing and care instructions on the product label.
- Avoid high temperatures and significant temperature fluctuations to prevent shrinkage and felting.
- Preferably lay the textile flat to air-dry and avoid using a tumble dryer.
- Protect it from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to limit discoloration.
Lincoln wool
Lincoln wool is a natural type of wool known for its long, strong fibers and characteristic sheen. Its rich texture and natural appearance give the material a warm, refined, and authentic character.
Subtle variations in colour and texture are inherent to natural wool fibers and make each piece unique. Light fuzz or pilling may occur with use and is a natural characteristic of wool.
Care
To preserve the natural beauty and quality of Lincoln wool for as long as possible:
- Air the textile regularly; frequent washing is usually unnecessary.
- Treat light stains immediately by gently dabbing with a soft, slightly damp cloth.
- Avoid rubbing to prevent felting or damage to the fibers.
- Use only a mild detergent suitable for wool.
- Always follow the specific washing and care instructions on the product label.
- Avoid high temperatures and significant temperature fluctuations to prevent shrinkage and felting.
- Preferably air-dry the textile flat and avoid using a tumble dryer.
- Protect it from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to limit fading.
Jute
Jute is a strong, natural fiber with a robust texture and a warm, authentic appearance. Its distinctive structure and natural color variations give each rug a pure and unique character.
Subtle variations in colour, thickness, and weave are inherent to natural fibers and make each rug unique.
Care
To preserve the natural appearance and quality of your jute rug for as long as possible:
- Vacuum regularly at low suction, preferably without a rotating brush.
- Treat spilled liquids immediately by gently dabbing with a clean, absorbent cloth.
- Avoid rubbing to prevent damaging the fibers and spreading the stain further.
- Use as little water as possible, jute is a natural fiber that is sensitive to moisture.
- Avoid harsh, chemical, or abrasive cleaning products.
- Always allow the rug to air-dry completely and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture.
- Rotate the rug regularly to promote even wear and fading.
- Protect it from prolonged direct sunlight to limit fading.
- For stubborn stains, professional cleaning suitable for natural fibers is preferred.
Banana yarn
Banana yarn is a natural fiber with a distinctive texture and a subtle sheen. The natural color variations and tactile structure give each cushion a warm, refined, and authentic appearance.
Variations in colour, thickness, and fiber structure are inherent to the natural material and make each cushion unique.
Care
To preserve the natural appearance and quality of your cushion for as long as possible:
- Regularly remove dust with a soft brush or cloth.
- Treat stains immediately by gently dabbing with a soft, slightly damp cloth.
- Avoid rubbing to prevent damage to the natural fibers.
- Use as little water as possible and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture.
- Avoid harsh, chemical, or abrasive cleaning products.
- After spot cleaning, allow the cushion to air-dry completely.
- Always follow the specific washing and care instructions on the product label.
- Protect from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to limit fading.
- For stubborn stains, preferably choose professional cleaning suitable for natural fibers.