To prevent dust and dirt buildup:

• Vacuum weekly using a crevice tool, especially in seams and folds.
• Use a clean, soft, lint-free cloth lightly dampened with distilled water to gently wipe the surface.

Tip : Avoid rough or abrasive cloths that could scratch the leather.

In case of accidental splash or stain:

1. Take immediate action.
2. Do not wipe by rubbing , but dab gently with an absorbent cloth.
3. Prepare a solution of one or two drops of mild soap in distilled water.
4. Apply with a lightly dampened cloth or sponge, dabbing the stain.
5. Blot with a clean cloth dampened with distilled water to remove any soap residue.
6. Pat dry. Repeat if necessary.

Avoid : corrosive products, solvents, industrial leather soaps, greasy or oily substances.

• Strong soaps and detergents
• Chemicals or abrasives
• Fats and oils not intended for leather
• Alcohol or ammonia based products

These substances can alter the color , dry out the leather or damage its protective finish.

To extend the life of your leather sofa :

• Avoid direct and prolonged exposure to the sun.
• Place furniture at least 30 cm (12 in) from any heat source (radiators, fireplaces, etc.).

• • Avoid overly dry environments which can cause the leather to crack .

If your leather is deeply stained or shows signs of significant wear, contact a leather cleaning specialist . A professional will be able to restore the material's suppleness and shine without damaging it.

• Vacuum and dust regularly
• Use a slightly damp cloth for routine cleaning
• Immediately blot up any spilled liquid
• Protect from the sun and heat
• Avoid unsuitable products