Whether it's traditional Chinese-style furniture or modern minimalist pieces, regular cleaning is essential to maintain the appearance of your furniture. Use a clean, soft cloth to wipe down surfaces, avoiding rough materials and excessive moisture. For wooden furniture, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading and deformation of the wood.

Especially for wooden and fabric furniture, a humid environment can cause materials to expand, deform, or mold. It is recommended to place furniture in a dry, well-ventilated area to avoid damage from high humidity or extreme temperatures.

When using furniture, it is advisable to use protective pads or cloths, especially in commonly used areas such as dining tables, coffee tables, and desks. Items like tableware, laptops, or other hard objects can easily cause scratches and marks when in direct contact with surfaces. Protective pads effectively prevent such issues.

For wooden furniture, regular waxing or oiling helps maintain the wood's luster and surface protection. High-quality wood wax or furniture care oils not only nourish the wood surface but also prevent cracking, peeling, and oxidation, thus extending the furniture's lifespan. When waxing, use a soft cloth to apply gently, avoiding over-application or uneven coverage.

Try to avoid placing heavy objects on furniture surfaces or shelves for long periods, especially with wooden furniture. Excessive pressure can cause deformation, cracks, or support issues.

Chemical cleaners, strong acids, or alkalis can damage the surface coatings or paint of furniture, leading to discoloration or peeling. Therefore, it is recommended to use specialized cleaning products and avoid cleaners that contain strong acids or alkalis.

If stains appear on the furniture surface, treat them promptly. For fabric sofas and upholstered furniture, use an appropriate cleaner and a damp cloth to gently wipe away the stains. For wooden surfaces, avoid using water to clean; instead, use a damp cloth and immediately dry the area. For stubborn stains, it is advisable to consult a professional cleaning service.

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Cleaning: Wipe the leather surface with a soft cloth, avoiding the use of chemical cleaners. Use specialized leather care sprays or oils to maintain the leather's softness and shine.

Avoid Sunlight and High Temperatures: Leather is prone to cracking when exposed to sunlight. Avoid placing leather furniture in direct sunlight or in high-temperature environments.

Cleaning: Regularly vacuum to remove dust and particles from the fabric. Depending on the material, professional dry cleaning or spot cleaning may be required.

Prevent Wrinkles: Use furniture covers or regularly change pillow covers to avoid fabric wrinkles or fading.

Cleaning: For metal furniture, use a dry cloth to wipe it down, avoiding strong acidic or alkaline cleaners. Glass furniture should be cleaned with glass cleaner and a soft cloth to prevent scratching.

Rust Prevention: For metal surfaces, regularly check for signs of rust and address them promptly. Use anti-rust spray or appropriate protective oil for maintenance.