Lacquer

Use a dry, soft cloth to dust lacquer furniture. For heavily soiled furniture, use a mild mixture of soap and water—only do this sparingly. Too much soap or using soap too frequently will ultimately damage the lacquer finish.

Important things to remember:

• Always wipe in the direction of the grain.
• Do not use furniture polish as this may damage lacquered furniture.
• Do not use alcohol products, as this may dissolve the lacquer finish.
• Wipe up any spills immediately. Prolonged exposure to colored liquids can stain furniture.

Use a soft and slightly dampened cloth to clean veneer furniture. Follow with a clean, dry cloth immediately for best results. To repair scratches to veneer, apply a colorless wax. Test wax on a small inconspicuous area first before applying to the rest of the wood.

Important things to remember:

• Do not use chemical bleaches.
• Do not use glass cleaner.
• Keep veneer away from pets as their bodily fluids may cause damage, or they may scratch finish.
• Avoid contact with acidic liquids (e.g. sodas, vinegar, acidic cleaners) to prevent damage.

Warranty

Our furniture is superiorly crafted with only the finest materials and inspected with great attention to detail.

However, we know sometimes things happen that are beyond our control.

1 Year Manufacturer’s Warranty included with each piece of furniture.5 Year Protection Plan available by Guardian

Learn more about Guardian protection plan here.