Care Instructions
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Benefits
- Natural stone with unique veining and patterns, contributing to an elegant and sophisticated appearance, enhancing the overall aesthetic of the space.
- Can complement various interior styles, from classic to contemporary, due to their timeless appeal.
- While softer than some stones, marble is still durable and can withstand regular use when properly maintained.
- Relatively easy to clean
- Long lifespan when properly cared for.
Natural Characteristics
- Colour variation
- Pattern variation
- Unique Markings
- Blemishes
- Brittleness
How to Clean
- Periodically clean with a damp cloth. A small amount of gentle dishwashing solutions may be used if necessary.
- Refrain from using harsh cleaners or abrasive chemicals.
- Protect the surface from acidic spills such as wine, coffee, juice, tomato sauce etc.
- Spills should be immediately cleaned with a gentle cloth.
- Avoid placing heavy or sharp objects on the surface of the marble/travertine as it can be prone to nicks, scratches, and stains.
- When moving your furntiure, excercise caution. Never drag or push the marble/travertine furniture as it can cause crack and chip.
Do's
- Use protective heat coverings to protect against hot objects. A tablecloth is not sufficient.
- Use coasters when placing glasses, bottles or cups on the surface.
- Any liquid spills should be wiped clean immediately.
- Remove dirt and dust by wiping with a warm, damp cloth.
Don'ts
- Avoid any type of acidic or abrasive cleaner, such as bleach, vinegar and harsh scrubbing pads. Acidic substances can corrode the marble surface and leave the stone looking dull.
- Avoid placing and dragging heavy or sharp objects on the table top as it is a porous stone by nature and can be prone to nicks, scratches, and stains.
- Avoid dragging or pushing the Marble/Travertine furniture.
Benefits
- Premium Look, Cost-Effective: Offers the rich appearance of solid timber at a more accessible price point.
- Sustainable Choice: Uses less wood than solid timber, reducing environmental impact.
- Stable & Durable: Less prone to warping or splitting compared to solid wood.
- Versatile Finishing: Veneer allows for consistent finishes and design flexibility.
Natural Characteristics
- Authentic Timber Feel: Veneer is made from real wood along with other material, so natural grain patterns and slight color variations are expected.
- Unique Appearance: Each sheet retains natural wood features — knots, grain shifts, and tone variations — adding character.
- Patina Over Time: Like all natural wood surfaces, veneer may develop a patina or deepen in color with age and exposure to light.
How to Clean
- Daily Cleaning: Wipe with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dust.
- Spills: Clean immediately with a damp cloth, then dry thoroughly to prevent moisture damage.
- Deep Cleaning: Use a mild soap diluted in water and a soft cloth — avoid soaking the surface. Dry Thoroughly.
- Avoid: Harsh chemicals, abrasive sponges, and silicon-based sprays.
Do's
- Use placemats, coasters, and trivets to protect from heat and moisture.
- Dust regularly to maintain finish and prevent buildup.
- Keep furniture out of direct sunlight to minimize fading or warping.
- Lift items rather than dragging them across the surface.
Don'ts
- Don’t place hot pans or wet cups directly on the surface.
- Don’t use ammonia, bleach, or abrasive cleaners.
- Don’t expose to excessive moisture or humidity.
- Don’t cut, scratch, or place sharp objects directly on the surface — always use a protective barrier.


