1. Temperature and Humidity Control: Wooden furniture can be affected by extreme changes in temperature and humidity. We recommend placing pieces in spaces with a constant humidity of approximately 50%-65% and a temperature between 5°C and 25°C. Sudden changes can lead to cracking or warping of the wood.
2. Avoid Humidity: It is important to avoid placing furniture in damp places or near damp walls. Prolonged contact with moisture can cause material damage.
3. Protection from Liquids: Avoid direct contact of liquids with wood surfaces, especially in sensitive areas such as corners or edges. In case of accidental spills, wipe immediately with a soft, clean cloth, without rubbing the surface.
4. Distance from Heat Sources: To prevent damage, place solid wood furniture at least 1 meter away from heating or ventilation sources.
5. Avoid Sun Exposure: Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause discoloration and cracking of the wood. Place furniture in shaded areas or use curtains to protect the surfaces.

1. Gentle cleaning: In case of severe soiling, clean the furniture with a soft cloth dampened with water or a non-abrasive detergent. Then wipe with a dry cloth, following the wood grain. Avoid using cleaning products containing acids, chemical solvents, or alcohol.
2. Surface protection: Wood surfaces must be protected from sharp objects or impacts. During transport, ensure the furniture is well protected to prevent scratches or other damage.
3. Using coasters: Avoid placing hot objects directly on the wood. Always use special coasters for plates or cups with hot contents to prevent staining or burning of the surfaces.

1. Unique characteristics: natural wood may show variations in grain and color, even within the same piece of furniture. These variations, along with natural knots and cracks, add a distinctive charm to each piece and are not considered defects.
2. Color changes: prolonged exposure to UV radiation can lead to color changes. This is a normal characteristic of wood and can be managed by avoiding direct sun exposure and by periodically rearranging objects placed on wood surfaces.

1. Daily cleaning: Frequently remove dust with a dry cloth to prevent scratching the surface.
2. Weekly washing: Clean the surface with a neutral detergent or clean water. It is essential to rinse thoroughly and dry the surface completely after washing.
3. Stain removal: Wipe up spilled liquids immediately to avoid stubborn stains. To clean splashes, use warm water and neutral detergent, then dry the surface with a cloth.
4. Polishing: Natural stone surfaces that have lost their luster can be polished with professional wax.
5. Cleaning precautions: Do not mix cleaning chemicals without clear manufacturer instructions. Avoid using abrasive, acidic, or corrosive substances.

1. Cleaning with special cloths: Use special cloths for windows and neutral cleaning solutions. Avoid using abrasive materials.
2. Removing stains: Focus on stained areas, using a circular motion until the moisture disappears, to prevent water lines.
3. Avoid scratches: Do not use blades or sharp objects to clean the glass, as they can cause permanent scratches.

It is recommended to periodically change the position of accessories and objects placed on furniture. Items with rubber bases, such as phones, watches, lamps, and computers, can cause the wood surface to stick or discolor if left in the same place for too long. Also, avoid keeping plastic holders on the table for extended periods, as chemicals in the plastic can damage the finish, causing imprinting, softening, and discoloration.