FAQ

For most materials of outdoor furniture, you can gently wipe down with mild, soapy water and a soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals, especially on wood or metal. Rinse with clean water and let it dry completely before using again. For the cushion covers, you can wash them in the washing machine. Regular cleaning helps keep your furniture looking great for years.

Yes, it is recommended to treat your wooden furniture with wood oil every 3 to 6 months to keep them in top shape! Woods like teak, acacia, eucalyptus, and cedar all benefit from regular oiling to maintain their rich colour. If you prefer the weathered, silvery-grey patina, you can skip the oiling—but untreated wood will naturally age and change over time.

Yes! Most of our outdoor furniture cushions are washable. The cushion covers are removable and can be hand-washed or machine-washed on a gentle cycle. However, you should check the care label first. If you wash them, let them air dry completely before putting them back on to prevent mould or mildew.

We don’t recommend it. The high-pressure water can damage finishes, weaken materials, and push dirt deeper into cushions or wicker. We suggest using a soft brush and mild soap for safe, effective cleaning.

Though we use mould-resistant fabrics like olefin and acrylic, adverse weather conditions like humidity and rain can still cause mould. To prevent it:

• Completely air-dry cushions after washing them.
• Store cushions in a dry place when not in use, ensuring they are completely dry before putting them away.
• If mould appears, clean with a mix of mild detergent and white vinegar. Avoid leaving cushions in damp, shaded areas for long periods.

Use protective covers to shield furniture from frost and dirt. If possible, store cushions and lightweight pieces indoors. Wooden furniture can benefit from an extra coat of oil before winter to prevent cracking.