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Care guide

Timeless Beauty.
Lasting for Generations.

Our furniture is crafted to stand the test of time. With the right care, it will age gracefully and remain a part of your story for generations.

Handcrafted timber dining table surface

Everyday Care

Keep Away from Direct Sunlight

Prolonged exposure can cause fading and drying.

Wipe Spills Immediately

Use a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth.

Use Coasters & Mats

Protect surfaces from heat, moisture and scratches.

Handle with Care

Lift objects rather than dragging them.

Maintain Ideal Humidity

Keep indoor humidity stable where possible.

Material-Specific Care

Hands dusting and conditioning a solid walnut table with a soft cloth

Solid Wood

Dust regularly with a soft cloth. Condition two to four times a year.

Small water spill being blotted from a honed marble table

Stone & Marble

Wipe spills quickly and avoid acidic cleaners.

Aged brass and hand-forged iron furniture hardware being polished

Metal

Wipe with a dry cloth and polish brass occasionally.

Full-grain leather lounge chair being gently cleaned and conditioned

Leather

Dust gently and keep away from direct heat.

Linen-upholstered chair being cleaned with a low-suction attachment

Fabric

Vacuum regularly and attend to spills immediately.

Long-Term Care Tips

Artisan checking a walnut chair joint and tightening its hardware

Seasonal Check

Tighten screws and hardware periodically.

Mild natural cleaner being applied to a cloth beside a timber cabinet

Clean Gently

Use natural or mild cleaners made for the material.

Protective natural wax being applied evenly to a walnut tabletop

Protect the Finish

Reapply protective oil or wax as recommended.

Timber chair being moved away from a radiator and direct window light

Avoid Extremes

Keep away from radiators and excessive moisture.

Family sharing tea and drawing together around a solid walnut table

Love & Use

Furniture is made to be used and lived with.

Old Mil Company

Crafted to age beautifully.

Natural marks, subtle colour changes and gentle wear become part of the story of a piece made by hand.

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Woodworker's hand finishing solid timber in the workshop