Wood & Veneer
Philippe Hurel cabinetry reflects traditional craftsmanship, including fine veneer work that requires thoughtful care.

Maintenance:
-Use a chamois or a soft, slightly damp cloth to clean and restore sheen.
-Dry immediately with a soft cloth.

Precautions:
-Do not use commercial dusting sprays, polishes, or shine-enhancing products, as they may damage the finish.
-Avoid placing damp or wet objects (such as ice buckets or glasses) directly on wooden surfaces.
-Wipe up any spills immediately to prevent damage.

Important Environmental Information:
-Traditional veneer is sensitive to humidity and moisture.


-Avoid excessive humidity or rapid changes in environmental conditions.


-Maintain a stable indoor climate to preserve the integrity of the wood.




Restoration:
-For scratches, stains, or veneer damage, professional restoration is recommended.

Fabrics
Philippe Hurel does not manufacture fabrics directly. When fabric is supplied, it is sourced from specialized textile manufacturers.

Maintenance:
-Always follow the care and cleaning instructions provided by the fabric manufacturer.
-Professional dry cleaning by a specialist is typically recommended.

Important:
-For all cleaning, maintenance, or stain removal inquiries, refer directly to the fabric manufacturer’s guidelines.

Precautions:
-Avoid direct sunlight and heat exposure, which may cause fading or deterioration.
-Address spills promptly according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Restoration:
-For significant staining or wear, consult a professional upholstery cleaning specialist in accordance with the fabric manufacturer’s guidance.

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Carefully remove all packaging materials and inspect the item for any damage that may have occurred during transit. If any damage is identified, please contact Studio Van den Akker immediately and retain all packaging materials until the claim is resolved or until your SVDA representative indicates it is okay to discard the packaging.
Once unpacked, place the item on a level surface to ensure proper stability. When positioning the piece on delicate surfaces such as glass, lacquer, wood, or highly polished stone or other delicate surfaces, use appropriate protective materials to prevent damage. For any questions or assistance, please contact your Studio Van den Akker representative.

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