Leather

Leather is a natural material that gains character with age. Subtle variations in texture, grain and colour are inherent qualities that make every piece unique. Over time, leather develops a rich patina that reflects its use and tells its own story. With proper care, your leather piece will remain beautiful for years to come.

Daily Care

• Dust regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth.

• Wipe gently with a clean, slightly damp cloth when necessary.

• Allow leather to air dry naturally after cleaning.

• Vacuum creases and seams occasionally using a soft brush attachment.

• Condition the leather periodically using a high-quality leather conditioner recommended for your leather type.

What to Avoid

To preserve the integrity of your leather, avoid:

• Direct sunlight for prolonged periods, which may cause fading.

• Heat sources such as radiators, fireplaces or heating vents.

• Harsh household cleaners, solvents or alcohol-based products.

• Abrasive cloths or scrubbing.

• Excess moisture or soaking the leather.

Leather naturally softens and develops a patina over time. Small wrinkles and changes in appearance are normal characteristics of genuine leather.

Protecting the Surface

We recommend:

• Keeping leather away from direct heat and prolonged sunlight.

• Rotating cushions regularly to promote even wear.

• Avoiding sharp objects that may scratch or puncture the surface.

• Cleaning spills immediately with a soft, absorbent cloth.

• Conditioning the leather every 6–12 months, depending on use and environment.

Stains

Should staining occur:

• Blot spills immediately—do not rub.

• Use a clean, dry or slightly damp cloth to remove surface residue.

• Allow the leather to dry naturally away from direct heat.

• For persistent stains, consult a professional leather care specialist.

Avoid using soap, bleach, ammonia or general household cleaning products unless specifically formulated for leather.

Indoor Use

Unless otherwise specified, Just Because Design leather furniture and accessories are intended for indoor use only.

Excessive humidity, prolonged moisture or outdoor exposure may permanently damage the leather.

Natural Characteristics

Every piece of leather is inherently unique.

Variations in:

• Grain pattern

• Colour

• Natural markings

• Wrinkles

• Texture

• Patina development

are celebrated as part of the material's beauty and should not be considered imperfections.

Long-Term Care

With thoughtful care, leather becomes softer, richer and more distinctive over time.

Rather than wearing out, quality leather develops a beautiful patina that reflects years of use, making each piece increasingly unique.