Isla Bed

Velvet
To clean: To combat dust, it helps to sweep or vacuum your velvet furniture on a regular basis to prevent buildup. A gentle bristle attachment on your vacuum will prevent scraping and denting in the fabric. Mild creases can be removed with a steamer. Never iron velvet.

Treat stains: Stains on velvet can be gently removed with an absorbent towel. Blot the area alternating between damp and dry towels and dry towels until the stain has lifted or lessened. Do not rub staining liquids into velvet. This keeps the stain from working its way deep into the velvet pile, where it becomes harder to remove.

To maintain: Avoid prolonged contact with bare skin or bare heads as the natural oils in human skin and hair create noticeable dark spots on velvet over time.

Jacquard
To clean: Regularly dust Jacquard fabrics with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner. If a stain occurs, act quickly. Use a clean, damp cloth or sponge to blot the stain, avoiding harsh scrubbing or rubbing.

Linen:
To clean: Vacuum the upholstery moving it from left to right in short, overlapping lines. It’s important to keep linen-covered sofas out of direct sunlight to prevent discoloration.

Treat stains: Use a clean, damp cloth to dab and lift away any stains. Do not rub a stain in or push it further into the fabric. You may need to use a mild detergent for stubborn stains. Only use soft cloths or sponges. More abrasive scrubbing tools could damage the texture of the fabric.