Yann Dessauvages

Brass

Maintenance:
-Use a soft, damp cloth to wipe the brass surface regularly.
-Avoid abrasive cleaners or steel wool, as they can scratch the finish.
-For stubborn tarnish, carefully use a brass cleaner or polish, please be aware that on unlacquered pieces you will most likely remove patina that develops over time. In this case, it might be necessary to polish the
entire piece.

Protecting:
-Apply a thin layer of wax or clear lacquer to protect the brass from tarnishing and scratches. Reapply as needed.

Important Environmental Information:
-Keep resin pieces away from direct sunlight to avoid discoloration and overheating.
-Use coasters and placemats to prevent scratches from dishes or hot items.
-Avoid liquids, if there is contact please clean immediately.

Restoration:
-For significant damage, professional restoration is recommended.

Resin

Maintenance:
-Wipe with a soft, damp cloth or sponge using mild soap and water. Rinse with
clean water and dry with a soft cloth.
-Avoid harsh chemicals or solvents that can damage the resin surface
-Dust regularly: Use a microfiber cloth to keep dust and dirt from accumulating.

Important Environmental Information:
-Use protective pads under objects placed on the table.
-Be cautious with sharp or heavy items to prevent gouges or scratches.
-Keep hot items like pots and pans off the surface to prevent melting or
damaging the resin.
-Keep the table in a dry area and immediately clean any spills of liquid.

Restoration:
-For significant damage, professional restoration is recommended

Stone

To care for precious stone countertops and tabletops, prioritize regular cleaning with neutral pH cleaners, avoiding acidic or abrasive products. Protect the surface from heat, heavy objects, and spills, and consider sealing for enhanced protection. Marble and other softer stones:These stones may be more susceptible to etching and staining, so extra care is needed when cleaning and using them.

Maintenance:
-Use neutral pH cleaners: Opt for stone-specific cleaners or mild dish
soap and warm water
-Avoid acidic cleaners: Stay away from vinegar, lemon juice, and other acidic household cleaners, as they can etch the stone.
-Clean spills immediately: Wipe up spills of acidic foods like wine, citrus juices, or vinegar as soon as possible to prevent staining.
-Use coasters and trivets: Protect the countertop from hot pots, pans, and dishes by using coasters and trivets.
-Avoid heavy objects: Be cautious when placing heavy objects directly on the countertop, as they can chip or crack it.
-Use cutting boards: Avoid chopping or slicing directly on the countertop to prevent scratches.
-Dry thoroughly: After cleaning, dry the surface with a soft cloth to prevent water spots.
-Avoid prolonged exposure to heat: While stone is durable, excessive heat can cause thermal shock and cracking. Use trivets that allow airflow under hot items.
-Be mindful of spills: Even sealed stone can be etched by strong acids or harsh chemicals, so clean up spills promptly.

Sealing and Protection:
-Regularly seal: Most natural stone countertops benefit from sealing to protect them from stains and damage. How often you need to reseal depends on the type of stone.

Restoration:
-For extreme surface damage. Please consult a stone repair professional.

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