Care Guide
Every Easton Hill piece is crafted from solid hardwood and finished to endure daily use. With proper care, your furniture will maintain its beauty for generations.
Best Practices for Daily Protection
- Use coasters, placemats, and trivets to protect against heat, moisture, and stains
- Wipe up spills promptly and keep surfaces dry
- Do not use dishcloths or sponges that may contain grease or detergent residue
- Avoid abrasive materials such as scouring pads, steel wool, or powdered cleaners
- Do not use products containing bleach, ammonia, or harsh chemicals
- Keep oven cleaners and strong kitchen products away from the surface
Avoid placing hot items directly on the furniture, and avoid prolonged contact with moisture or damp fabrics.
Routine Cleaning of Wood
- Dust regularly with a soft microfiber or lint-free cloth, wiping with the grain
- For deeper cleaning, use a cloth lightly dampened with warm water and mild soap
- Dry surfaces immediately with a clean, soft cloth
Avoid waxes, silicone-based polishes, or heavy oils, as they can create buildup and dull the finish over time.
Cleaning of Upholstery Fabric
- Wipe away messes using a clean, dry towel
- Clean only with mild soap*
- Apply and agitate with a soft-bristle brush
- Blot with a clean towel
- Rinse thoroughly, and repeat if necessary
- Avoid abrasive materials such as scouring pads, steel wool, or powdered cleaners
*We recommend mixing 1 tsp. enzyme laundry detergent like Tide or Cheer with 2 cups of warm water. Rinse thoroughly.
Avoid harsh cleaners and placing hot items directly on the fabric.
Environment & Placement
Consistent conditions help prevent excessive expansion, contraction, or warping. Solid wood naturally responds to its surroundings:
- Maintain indoor humidity around 40–50%
- Keep temperatures between 60–75°F
Avoid direct sunlight, heat vents, and drafty areas.
Table Leaf Care
- Store leaves flat in a cool, dry, shaded area
- If stored separately, allow the leaf to acclimate in the same room before use
- Ensure leaf alignment hardware is clean and assemble gently into the table
Avoid leaning or upright storage of leaves to prevent warping.
Indoor Use Only
Unless otherwise specified, Easton Hill furniture is designed for indoor use only. Exposure to outdoor elements can damage both the wood and finish.