Wash aluminium homeware gently using warm water and mild natural soap to remove everyday dirt. For more stubborn marks, a paste of baking soda or a combination of lemon juice and salt restores natural shine without harsh chemicals. Rinse thoroughly and dry immediately with a soft cloth to prevent oxidation and watermarks.

Store aluminium pieces in a cool, dry environment. Avoid stacking or placing heavy objects on top to protect surfaces from scratches and dents.

Buff occasionally with a light layer of olive oil to maintain a soft, natural sheen. With careful upkeep, aluminium remains a durable and timeless element of your curated kitchenware.

Gently clean brass with a soft cloth using a paste of lemon juice and baking soda to lift tarnish naturally. Rinse thoroughly and dry completely. Avoid abrasive scrubbing to preserve the metal’s warm, lustrous finish.

Keep brass items in a dry environment, ideally wrapped in soft cloths to avoid scratches and exposure to humidity.

Apply a thin layer of natural beeswax occasionally to maintain the rich glow and protect against tarnish. Proper care ensures brass continues to be a timeless, premium and sustainable accent in your home.

Hand wash your cashmere gently in lukewarm water with a mild, natural soap. Avoid wringing or twisting the fibers. After rinsing, lay flat on a clean, dry towel to air dry, reshaping the garment as needed to maintain its softness and form.

Fold and store in breathable cotton bags. Add lavender or cedar to protect from moths.

Remove pilling with a cashmere comb and air out regularly. Maintains softness and durability as part of your long-lasting, sustainable textile collection.

Wash with warm water and mild natural soap using a soft sponge or cloth. For persistent stains, gently apply a baking soda paste. Rinse thoroughly and dry completely.

Store ceramics and porcelain with soft padding between pieces, in a cool, dry cabinet, avoiding excessive stacking to prevent chipping.

Avoid sudden temperature changes, which can cause cracks or damage the glaze. With careful care, these pieces maintain their durable, elegant, and timeless presence in your home.

Gently hand wash or use a delicate machine cycle with lukewarm water and a mild, natural soap. Avoid chemical detergents or bleach, and allow your cotton items to air dry naturally to preserve the integrity and softness of the fibers.

Fold and store in cool, dry areas, or in cotton storage bags for seasonal items.

Iron slightly damp; sun-dry naturally to refresh fibers. Cotton remains a plastic-free, eco-conscious homeware staple.

Wash gently in warm water with mild natural soap. For mineral deposits, a diluted white vinegar solution restores clarity. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a lint-free cloth to maintain brilliance.

Store upright and separately where possible, avoiding stacking that may cause chips or scratches.

Polish occasionally with olive oil to enhance natural sparkle. With careful handling, crystal glassware continues as a timeless, premium and sustainable tableware choice.

Clean glassware gently using warm water and a mild, natural soap. For everyday marks or fingerprints, a diluted solution of white vinegar helps restore clarity without leaving residue. Rinse thoroughly and dry immediately with a soft, lint-free cloth to prevent water marks and maintain brilliance.

Store glassware individually or separate each piece with soft padding to avoid contact and potential chipping. Keep items in stable shelving away from high-traffic areas. Lightweight and heat-resistant borosilicate glass should also be stored securely to protect its refined structure.

Avoid sudden temperature changes, particularly when moving glassware between hot and cold environments. While borosilicate glass is designed to withstand higher thermal stress, gradual temperature transitions will extend its lifespan.

Remove surface dust with a soft, dry cloth. For light marks, wipe gently with a slightly damp cloth. If deeper cleaning is needed, use a small amount of olive oil mixed with white vinegar applied sparingly, working in circular motions to lift dirt without drying the leather.

Store leather items in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Use breathable cotton or linen bags and avoid plastic, which can trap moisture and compromise the material. Allow space around each item to maintain shape and prevent creasing.

Condition leather occasionally with natural beeswax or a light application of olive oil to replenish natural oils and maintain suppleness. Avoid over-conditioning, which may darken the surface. With regular, mindful care, leather develops a rich patina over time, reinforcing its role as a long-lasting material within sustainable, timeless homeware and accessories collections.

Hand wash or use a gentle machine cycle with lukewarm water and mild natural soap. Avoid bleach to maintain fiber strength.

Fold and store in dry, breathable conditions, away from direct sunlight.

Iron while slightly damp for crispness. Sun-dry naturally. Linen remains a timeless, durable, and eco-conscious textile for mindful interiors.

Wipe surfaces gently with a soft cloth and warm water with mild natural soap. For stubborn stains, carefully apply a baking soda paste. Rinse thoroughly and dry immediately, as marble and alabaster are porous materials that absorb moisture easily.

Store indoors in a stable, dry environment, away from direct sunlight, humidity, and temperature fluctuations. Avoid stacking or placing heavy items on thin or delicate surfaces.

Periodically polish with natural beeswax and, if desired, a thin layer of food-grade mineral oil to add water resistance and help preserve the surface. If the item will come into contact with food or water, oil after cleaning to replenish protection, as the material’s porosity makes it prone to absorption. This natural treatment supports long-term durability, prevents staining, and maintains shine. Caution: due to porosity, marble and alabaster should not be used for direct food contact unless specifically treated or sealed. With proper care, these materials remain elegant, durable, and long-lasting elements of elegant tableware and decor accessories.

Wipe gently with a soft cloth and warm water with mild natural soap. Avoid abrasive scrubbing or acidic solutions, as onyx is particularly fragile and prone to scratches or etching. For stubborn stains, apply a very mild baking soda paste carefully, rinse immediately, and dry thoroughly to prevent water absorption

Store in a stable, dry environment, away from sunlight, humidity, and temperature fluctuations. Avoid stacking or placing heavy objects on the surface to prevent cracks or chips.

Periodically apply natural beeswax and/or food-grade mineral oil to create a protective barrier. If the onyx will contact water or food, oil after cleaning to replenish the porous surface and support long-term durability. Proper care ensures onyx remains a delicate yet elegant, long-lasting, and eco-conscious element for mindful, design-led interiors.

To gently remove tarnish, prepare a bowl of very hot water (exercise caution when handling) and add a sheet of aluminium along with baking soda. Soak the silver-plated item for 20 minutes or longer, depending on the level of tarnish. After soaking, wash thoroughly with mild natural soap, rinse well, and dry with a soft cloth. Repeat the process as needed to maintain brilliance. For everyday cleaning, a soft cloth with a baking soda paste or mild lemon solution works beautifully.

Store in cotton bags, separate from other metals, and avoid moisture to prevent tarnish and scratches.

Polish occasionally to maintain shine. With careful attention, silver plate continues to serve as durable, premium, and sustainable tableware in your home.

Wash stainless steel items with warm water to remove all stains and residues, then use mild natural soap for gentle cleaning. For stubborn marks or rust spots, rub lightly with a slice of lemon, which lifts rust quickly and naturally. Rinse thoroughly and dry immediately with a soft cloth to prevent water spots and maintain shine. A baking soda paste or diluted vinegar solution can also be used for extra polishing.

Store dry and avoid stacking without padding.

Buff occasionally with olive oil to restore natural luster. With mindful care, stainless steel remains a durable and premium element of your interior and decor.

For tarnished sterling silver, prepare a bowl of very hot water (handle with caution) with a sheet of aluminium and baking soda. Soak for 20 minutes or more, then wash thoroughly with mild natural soap, rinse, and dry with a soft cloth. Repeat if needed. For regular upkeep, gently polish with a soft cloth using baking soda paste or diluted vinegar.

Store in anti-tarnish pouches, away from moisture and direct sunlight.

Regular polishing preserves the luster. With mindful care, silver 925 remains a timeless and design-led element .

Wash with warm water and mild natural soap, using a baking soda paste for tough stains.

Stack with soft padding or cloth to prevent scratches. Keep in a dry area.

Avoid sudden temperature changes. Stoneware remains durable, elegant, and long-lasting tableware.

Dust wooden surfaces regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, wipe gently with a slightly damp cloth and mild natural soap, following the grain. Remove any water immediately to prevent warping or water stains. For wooden kitchenware, such as cutting boards, spoons, and bowls, wash promptly after use, avoid prolonged soaking, and rinse thoroughly to remove food residues.

Keep wooden items in a cool, dry environment, away from direct sunlight and excessive humidity. Kitchenware should be stored upright or in a well-ventilated space to allow airflow, helping prevent moisture accumulation and odors. Avoid placing wood directly on heat sources.

Periodically nourish wooden surfaces with natural oils, such as olive oil, mineral oil, or linen (flax) oil, or apply a light layer of beeswax. For kitchenware, applying oil or beeswax more frequently prevents drying, cracking, and maintains a natural protective layer. Buff gently with a soft cloth to restore luster. With mindful care, wood remains a sustainable element, whether decorative or for daily culinary use, perfectly suited for any home and interiors.

Hand wash wool gently in lukewarm water with mild natural soap, pressing water carefully through fibers without wringing or twisting. After washing, lay wool items flat on a clean towel to air dry naturally, reshaping them to maintain form and softness.

Store folded in breathable cotton bags, adding lavender or cedar to deter moths. Avoid damp areas and direct sunlight, which can weaken fibers over time.

Air out regularly and remove any pilling gently with a wool comb. With attentive care, wool remains long-lasting, sustainable, and a central element of mindful homeware collections.