Care Guide
At Woodstock Home, we believe that good design lasts a lifetime — and so should the pieces you bring home. This Care Guide is created to help you preserve the beauty, comfort, and integrity of your furniture for years to come. Each material has its own rhythm and needs — care for it thoughtfully, and it will only grow more beautiful with time.
1. Wood Furniture
Natural wood carries warmth, grain, and life. No two pieces are ever the same — that’s what makes it timeless.
- Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
- Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or heat sources.
- Wipe spills immediately with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly.
- For deeper nourishment, apply a gentle wood-safe oil once every few months.
Tip: Small scratches can often be softened with a light touch of natural wax polish.
2. Upholstery & Fabrics
Our linens, cottons, and textured blends are chosen for both beauty and resilience. To maintain their look and feel:
- Vacuum gently using a soft brush attachment.
- Blot stains immediately with a clean, damp cloth — never rub.
- Removable covers may be dry-cleaned or hand-washed (check the care label).
- Rotate cushions periodically to maintain even wear.
Note: Avoid harsh detergents or bleach — gentle care keeps fabrics soft and strong.
3. Leather & Vegan Leather
- Clean with a slightly damp, lint-free cloth.
- Avoid alcohol or ammonia-based cleaners.
- Keep away from direct sunlight and sharp objects.
- For conditioning, use a natural leather balm once or twice a year.
Like a fine patina, every mark tells a story — cherish it.
4. Stone & Marble Surfaces
- Wipe surfaces with a soft damp cloth.
- Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners.
- Use coasters or mats to prevent scratches and rings.
- Reseal natural stone periodically for protection.
5. Metal Finishes
- Clean with a dry microfiber cloth.
- For polished metals, use a non-abrasive cleaner if necessary.
- Avoid excessive moisture to prevent tarnish.
6. General Tips
- Always lift furniture when moving — never drag it.
- Maintain consistent indoor humidity to prevent warping.
- Use felt pads under legs to protect flooring.
- Let natural materials breathe — avoid covering surfaces for long periods.