Frame

Our aerospace-grade aluminum is finished with a high-durability coat. To maintain its luster:

The Gentle Touch: Use only microfiber. Imagine the finish as a fine car—avoid anything abrasive.

The Solution: A simple drop of pH-neutral soap in warm water is all the chemistry it needs.

Stay Dry: Buff with a dry cloth immediately to prevent “ghosting” from water minerals.

Upper surface

CHEERY WOOD 

The Vibe: Warm, tactile, and ever-evolving.

Wood is a living archive. It expands, contracts, and matures with the light and air of your home. To honor its grain:

Climate Harmony: Wood dislikes extremes. Keep your table away from direct heat sources or humidifiers to prevent the natural fibers from warping or checking.

The Luster Ritual: Dust with the grain, never against it. Use a dry, soft cloth for daily care; for a deeper clean, a damp cloth followed immediately by a dry one preserves the seal.

Sunlight Wisdom: Like fine skin, wood “tans.” Rotate your tabletop decor occasionally to ensure the UV patina develops evenly across the entire surface.

STONE (different types)

The Vibe: Organic, heavy, and timeless.

Stone is a rhythmic map of history. Because it is porous, it breathes and reacts to its environment:

The Golden Rule: Blot, never wipe. If wine or coffee meets the stone, lift it away immediately to prevent the pigment from “homing” into the pores.

Acid Alert: Keep lemons, vinegar, and harsh alcohols away. They are the natural enemies of stone’s polished grace.

The Ritual: We recommend a seasonal resealing to keep the surface impenetrable.

CARBON FIBERS

The Vibe: High-performance, technical, and light-refracting.

Woven for strength and engineered for the avant-garde. Carbon fiber is a composite of precision. To maintain its structural brilliance:

Micro-Scratch Prevention: While incredibly strong, the resin top-coat is high-gloss. Treat it like the lens of a camera—only use ultra-plush microfiber to avoid “swirl marks” in the light.

Chemical Purity: Avoid solvents like acetone or heavy degreasers. These can cloud the resin over time, hiding the beautiful weave beneath a milky haze.

Thermal Guard: Carbon fiber is heat-resistant, but the clear coat isn’t. Always use a trivet for items straight from the stove to prevent “blooming” (white heat marks) on the finish.