Leather care
It is a well-known fact, that leather is made of bovine skins (cow skins). Therefore, it shall be appropriately handled and maintained in order to ensure its durability and longevity.
Similar to human skin, leather has a tendency to dry out and crack if it is exposed to too high temperature. Therefore, one shall: avoid placing leather furniture close to radiators or fire sources (fireplace); avoid direct sunlight, which may affect the colour of the furniture; not use detergents and inappropriate care products (especially alcohol-based ones), stain removers (bleach) – can permanently damage leather.
Furniture leather shall be regularly cleaned first with a dry soft cloth (use lukewarm water), and then with a dry one not to let the leather soaked through (stains mustn’t be soaked !).