Our natural stone pieces are designed to last you a lifetime, sometimes this means it may need a little love and care. Lithofin is the world leader in natural stone cleaning and protection products and a product we recommend investing in to give your stone products a long and happy life.

All our natural timber furniture is made from antique materials, and therefore items may differ from the image in grain, tone and colour, as well as showing individual textures and markings. These unique variations highlight the natural characteristics of the timber and are not considered a fault.

General Care Overtime timber may absorb moisture or dry out causing timber to split or develop fine cracks. While your item developing a natural patina over time, we recommend keeping your timber furniture out of direct sunlight and out of the elements including rain and salt air to prolong the life of your piece.  

If you would like to add a protective seal to your raw timber, we recommend natural beeswax oil as a non-toxic, natural treatment. This treatment will need to be reapplied over time. Please note for any untreated timbers this will help to avoid stains and marks from daily use, however, it will deepen the colour of your piece.

Cleaning 
To remove dirt and dust, treated timber may be cleaned with a damp, clean cloth. To clean untreated timber use a dry, clean cloth to avoid staining or marking. Use a coaster, placemat or trivet when placing glasses or any hot items or plates on your timber piece. Any spills should be attended to immediately with a clean, dry cloth to avoid further staining or marking.

Mould Care  
Indoor and outdoor spaces subject to humidity and limited airflow can encourage mould growth on timber furniture. As mould can occur on any surface in such an environment, this is not considered a fault of the furniture. Before using a household mould cleaner on your furniture pieces, we recommend spot testing to avoid staining the timber, taking extra care on untreated timber such as elm. Using a fine sandpaper on untreated timber may help remove surface mould from your piece, keeping in mind this will remove any coatings or stains on treated timber.   

General Care

Dust surfaces regularly with a microfibre cloth. For light cleaning, use a damp clean, and soft cloth to wipe the glass and mirror in circular motions. Do not clean with extremely hot water, as this can cause thermal shock. Dry thoroughly with a microfibre cloth to prevent spotting and streaking. Always dry immediately after cleaning. Do not use harsh solvents or abrasive products when cleaning, including household spray and wipe. Use coasters, placemats, trivets, tablecloths, and table runners to protect glass or mirrored surfaces & objects from heat, stains and objects with abrasive finishes that may scratch your furniture/homewares.

Due to the handmade nature of hand built and antique ceramics, slight variation may occur in size, colour, texture and form from the image depicted on the website. These items are also preloved so may have slight wear and tear consistent with age. This is not considered a fault and refunds will not be issued. Please email hello@casacasa.com.au for exact images prior to purchase if you are concerned.

General Care  
As our decorative ceramic items are vintage please handle with TLC.

Cleaning 
Our range is not dishwasher friendly and should be wiped cleaned with a clean, dry cloth. Glazed pottery items may be washed with mild soapy, warm water.