Product Care

When you walk out of our store, you can be assured the products you’ve custom ordered will be unsurpassed in their quality – both functional and aesthetic. To help you care for your purchase we have put together some information about Leather, Upholstery/Fabric, Ultrasuede, and Wood. There is a great deal you can do to make your furniture last and continue to look like it did the day it was delivered. It is also important to know that different materials may suit you better than others. Whether you review the following sections to help you make an informed and educated choice or to care for your existing product we hope you find the information useful.

Designer’s Tip #2

Layering of textures is key to any well-designed space. Experiment with lighting sources and play with fabrics, carpets and curtains to achieve the feel you want. But limit patterns to five or less. A mix of small, medium and large always works best. If monochromatic is your preference, trust your tactile senses and substitute texture for pattern.


Overview Leather Upholstery/Fabric Ultrasuede Wood Wood with High Gloss Finishes		Product Care When you walk out of our store, you can be assured the products you’ve custom ordered will be unsurpassed in their quality – both functional and aesthetic. To help you care for your purchase we have put together some information about Leather, Upholstery/Fabric, Ultrasuede, and Wood. There is a great deal you can do to make your furniture last and continue to look like it did the day it was delivered. It is also important to know that different materials may suit you better than others. Whether you review the following sections to help you make an informed and educated choice or to care for your existing product we hope you find the information useful. Designer’s Tip #2 Layering of textures is key to any well-designed space. Experiment with lighting sources and play with fabrics, carpets and curtains to achieve the feel you want. But limit patterns to five or less. A mix of small, medium and large always works best. If monochromatic is your preference, trust your tactile senses and substitute texture for pattern.

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