Care Guide
Care Guide
Simple care for a well-lived home.
Thoughtful maintenance can help furniture and home decor continue to look considered in everyday use. This guide offers practical, general care principles for keeping your space feeling clean, comfortable and composed.
A Considered Routine
Good care starts with gentle, consistent attention.
Different materials respond differently to moisture, heat, light and cleaning products. Before treating any item, always follow the care information supplied with that specific product when available.
For everyday upkeep, a restrained approach is usually best: remove dust regularly, respond to spills promptly, avoid unnecessary harsh cleaning products and give furniture enough space from concentrated heat or moisture sources.
Everyday Care
Four habits that support a calmer interior.
Regular light maintenance can be easier on furniture and decor than infrequent aggressive cleaning.
Dust gently
Use a clean, soft cloth or an appropriate low-impact cleaning method to remove surface dust before it builds up.
Respond quickly
Attend to spills as soon as practical. Blot rather than scrub, and avoid saturating upholstery, wood or other absorbent surfaces.
Protect surfaces
Coasters, placemats and soft protective pads can help reduce direct contact with moisture, heat and abrasive objects.
Rotate when useful
Where appropriate, rotating cushions, decorative objects or frequently used accessories can help distribute everyday wear more evenly.
Material Awareness
Let the material guide the method.
Wipe dust with a soft cloth and avoid leaving standing moisture on the surface. Use protective mats beneath hot or wet objects.
Vacuum gently with a suitable attachment when appropriate. For spills, blot carefully and follow the fabric-specific care instructions supplied with the item.
Use a soft, non-abrasive cloth and avoid dragging decorative objects across the surface.
Shake out or vacuum loose dust as appropriate and follow the individual washing or professional-cleaning instructions for each textile.
Dust ceramics, mirrors, lighting and decorative objects gently, supporting delicate pieces securely while cleaning.
A Simple Rhythm
Care works best when it becomes part of the room.
Instead of treating maintenance as a major task, build small checks into the way you already use your home.
Remove visible dust, fluff cushions where appropriate and keep frequently used surfaces clear of grit or debris.
Blot promptly with a clean absorbent cloth and avoid rubbing the affected area. Refer to the product-specific care guidance before applying cleaners.
Review furniture placement, check areas exposed to stronger sunlight or heat and give less-accessible surfaces a more thorough dusting.
Reassess protective pads, coasters and floor contact points, especially in frequently used dining, living and entryway areas.
Care with Restraint
Gentle methods are often the most considered.
More cleaning product does not always mean better care. Avoid experimenting with strong chemicals, abrasive tools or excessive moisture when the surface requirements are uncertain.
When a stain, mark or material needs specialist attention, pause before treating it and refer to the product guidance or contact our team for general assistance.
Care Questions
A few useful reminders.
Should I use the same cleaner on every surface?
No. Different finishes, fabrics and materials can require different care. Follow the care information supplied with the specific item before using any cleaner.
What should I do if something is spilled on upholstery?
Blot the area gently with a clean absorbent cloth rather than rubbing it. Avoid excessive moisture and consult the upholstery-specific care guidance before applying a cleaning product.
How can I reduce marks on tables and other surfaces?
Coasters, placemats and soft protective pads can help separate furniture surfaces from hot, wet, sharp or abrasive objects during everyday use.
Is direct sunlight a consideration for furniture and decor?
Strong, prolonged sunlight can affect the appearance of some materials over time. When practical, consider placement and window treatments to moderate intense exposure.
What if I am unsure how to care for a Domivelle item?
Refer first to any care information supplied with the product. For general assistance, you can also contact the Domivelle team with details about the item and your question.
Domivelle Customer Care
Need help caring for your space?
Contact our team for general guidance, or continue exploring furniture and home decor designed for warm, considered interiors.