Genuine leather is a natural material that is soft to the touch and has a subtle natural elasticity, helping to maintain its shape during everyday use. Over time, it develops a distinctive patina that gives it a lived-in character, enhancing its beauty and timeless charm.

By “leather”, we refer to the soft material with the natural grain visible on the upper layer of animal skin. Technically, the term includes all materials obtained through the tanning process of animal hides, resulting in a material valued for its strength, flexibility, and refined appearance.

Leather generally does not require frequent cleaning. If necessary, it can be wiped with a soft cloth lightly moistened with a mild soap and water solution, using gentle circular motions without rubbing. Afterwards, wipe the surface with clean water only and dry carefully with a soft, dry cloth.

Your leather furnishings will maintain their appearance and quality over time if a few simple precautions are followed. It is recommended to keep them away from direct sunlight and strong heat sources, which could affect the material. Unlike some other finishes, leather generally does not require nourishing creams for regular maintenance.