Caring for Velvet

It’s easy to fall in love with velvet, the warmth and lustrous texture can prove irresistible and over time with a little care your velvet furniture will develop its own unique character.

• As with delicate fabrics a few simple steps will help prolong its appeal.
• Creases and areas of crushing will fade with time, gently brush with soft brush.
• Gently vacuum to avoid the buildup of dust that can affect the delicate pile of velvet.
• Avoid ironing velvet at all costs as to do so will flatten the pile and leave a mark.
• Liquid will mark velvet. If a spill occurs blot it with a clean dry cloth, don’t rub it.
• We advise that seat cushions are turned on a regular basis.
• If needed, research a professional cleaner with expert knowledge.

This award winning springing system is made up of multiple, high density and lightweight British steel springs. The wire is drawn in-house across two factories; Leeds, Yorkshire and the other at British Steel in Scunthorpe. The design permits the small springs to react independently to bodyweight, providing a supportive and comfortable sit which bounces straight back once weight is lifted. What’s more, this technology is a more sustainable seating platform which never loses height and always returns to its original height, diminishing the need for plumping.