Care guide
Caring for coconut mosaic, bamboo & teak
Natural materials age beautifully with a little attention. These simple habits keep every piece looking its best for years.
Coconut shell mosaic furniture
Do
- Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth
- Wipe spills straight away with a slightly damp cloth, then dry
- Use coasters and mats under hot, wet or heavy items
- Keep in interiors or covered spaces
Avoid
- Harsh chemicals, solvents and scouring pads
- Soaking the surface or leaving standing water
- Prolonged direct sun and rain
Bamboo sofa sets
Do
- Brush or vacuum dust from joints and slats
- Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap, then let dry in a ventilated place
- Use in indoor or covered outdoor spaces
- Check and re-tighten knock-down fittings from time to time
Avoid
- Leaving pieces in standing rain or wet ground
- Storing in damp, closed spaces without air flow
- Dragging pieces — lift them to protect the joints
Teak bathroom furniture
Do
- Wipe off standing water after use
- Keep the room ventilated
- Clean occasionally with mild soapy water
- Optionally refresh with teak oil to keep the honey tone
Avoid
- Bleach and strong cleaning agents
- High-pressure water jets
FAQ
Cleaning questions
How do I clean coconut shell mosaic furniture?
Dust with a soft, dry cloth. For marks, wipe with a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid harsh chemicals, scouring pads and soaking the surface.
How do I clean bamboo furniture?
Brush or vacuum dust from the joints, wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap, then let it dry fully in a ventilated place. Remove cushion covers for cleaning according to the fabric label.
Should I oil teak furniture?
It is optional. Left untreated, teak weathers to a silver-grey patina. To keep the warm honey tone, clean the surface and apply a thin coat of teak oil a few times a year.
Learn more about the material in our coconut shell mosaic guide.