Product Care

Caring for your pieces.

A note from me about how these are made, and how to keep them looking right.

Every piece is designed in-house and put through several rounds of sampling before we approve a single one for production. We have a team on the ground overseas inspecting every order before it leaves the factory. By the time something ships to you, it has been through more eyes and more hands than I can count.

That process is why these can live on a shelf instead of in a closet. It's also why a few small habits will keep them looking exactly the way they did the day they arrived.

Acrylic

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Cotton or microfiber, nothing abrasive. If something needs more than a dry wipe, use a slightly damp cloth with a drop of mild soap, then dry immediately.

• Alcohol, acetone, and any cleaning spray. Solvents lift hand-painted detail.
• Abrasive cloths or scrubbers. Acrylic shows scratches.
• Direct sun for long stretches. Sunlight over months will dull pigment.
• Heat. Don't leave a piece in a hot car or close to a stove. Acrylic warps under sustained heat.

Resin

Wipe gently with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. If something needs more than a dry wipe, use a slightly damp cloth, then let air dry completely. Store tiles securely in the provided case when not in use. The opaque case provides a 100% effective barrier against prolonged UV damage.

• Submerging in water, soaking, or placing in a dishwasher.
• Isopropyl alcohol, acetone, bleach, and any other harsh chemicals. These can cause cloudiness or dulling of the resin and lift hand-painted detail.
• Abrasive cloths or scrubbers. Microfiber only.
• Direct sun for very long stretches. Sunlight over months will dull pigment.
• Heat. Don't leave a piece in a hot car or close to a stove. Paint cracking and surface blistering may occur.

Wood

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a barely damp cloth and dry immediately. Don't soak, don't submerge, don't leave water sitting on the surface.

• Harsh chemicals, ammonia-based cleaners, and anything labeled for stone or tile.
• Direct sun for long stretches. Wood fades and dries out.
• Sudden humidity changes. Wood expands and contracts and can crack.
• Heat sources. Don't set a wood piece directly on a hot surface.

Vegan Leather

Wipe with a dry or barely damp cloth. Spot-clean spills as soon as you notice them.

• Real-leather conditioners and oils. These are formulated for hide and can damage synthetic leather.
• Alcohol and solvents.
• Direct sun for long stretches. Vegan leather cracks and fades over time.
• Heat. Synthetic leather will deform.

Delicate Fabric

Spot-clean only, with cool water and a small amount of mild detergent. Air-dry flat. If a care label is sewn in, the label takes precedence over what's written here.

• Bleach.
• Hot water and the dryer.
• Direct sun for long stretches.
• Friction. Don't scrub stains, blot them.