Solid wood is a natural material that develops character over time. With proper care and occasional maintenance, the surface will retain its beauty, protection and natural feel for many years.

For everyday care, we recommend wiping the surface with a soft, dry cloth. When needed, use a cloth lightly dampened with lukewarm water. Avoid excessive water and always wipe away any remaining moisture with a dry cloth.
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For more thorough cleaning, a suitable wood soap spray may be used when needed, but no more than once a week. Avoid strong detergents, abrasive cleaners and other products that may damage or dry out the oiled surface.
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Regular cleaning with water will gradually reduce the wood's natural oils and surface protection. The furniture should therefore be re-oiled periodically to maintain its resistance to stains, moisture and drying.
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The need for maintenance depends on use, exposure and how frequently the surface is cleaned. As a general guideline, we recommend re-oiling approximately once a year under normal use, or whenever the wood begins to appear dry, dull or less resistant to moisture.
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Always clean the surface and allow it to dry completely before applying maintenance oil. Use an oil suitable for the original finish and follow the application instructions carefully.

Furniture finished with white- or dark-pigmented oil requires the same general care as naturally oiled wood. Because the oil contains pigments that contribute to the colour and appearance of the surface, we recommend using the corresponding pigmented maintenance oil when re-oiling.
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Over time, natural variations in colour and patina may develop as the wood is exposed to light, use and its surrounding environment. This is a natural characteristic of solid wood and part of how the material ages.

Each piece is carefully oiled before leaving our workshop in northern Sweden. With regular care and maintenance, the wood will continue to age beautifully while preserving its character for generations.