Product Care

Looked after, they last.

Real materials reward a little attention. A few simple habits — and the right cloth — keep every Liv piece at its best.

First, the climate

Made to live in the UAE.

Heat, humidity and strong sun are hard on natural materials. Three habits do most of the work.

01

Out of direct sun

Long, direct sun fades and dries natural materials. Keep pieces out of its path.

02

Away from AC vents

Direct cold air and heat sources both dry a piece out. Give it a little distance.

03

Wipe spills early

Deal with spills as they happen — most marks lift easily before they set.

By material

Care, material by material.

Find yours below. When in doubt, less is more — and you can always ask us.

Bouclé & upholstery

Keep out of long direct sun. Vacuum gently with a soft brush head. Blot spills with a dry cloth — press, don't rub, so you don't flatten the loop.

For anything stubborn, a specialist upholstery cleaner — or ask us first.
Avoid — scrubbing and soaking

Leather

Wipe with a soft, dry or barely damp cloth. Keep away from direct heat and long sun. Condition occasionally to keep it supple.

Natural markings are the hide behaving as leather should.
Avoid — solvents and household cleaners

Stone

Soft damp cloth, then dry. Clean spills quickly, especially acids — citrus, wine, coffee. Use coasters and mats under hot or wet things.

Ask us about sealing a daily-use top.
Avoid — abrasive and acidic cleaners

Wood

Dust along the grain with a soft, dry cloth. Keep out of long sun and direct heat. An occasional wood-appropriate wax or oil keeps the surface even.

Natural grain and tone vary piece to piece — that's the wood, not a flaw.
Avoid — silicone and all-purpose sprays

Glass & mirror

A soft cloth with a little glass cleaner on the cloth — not sprayed onto the frame, so nothing seeps into the join.

Avoid — spraying near the frame

Not sure?

Tell us the material and how it's marked, and we'll talk you through it — a photo helps.

Here to help

A question about caring for a piece?

Send us the material and a photo of the mark, and we'll tell you exactly how to treat it.

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