Maintaining your furniture improves both its aesthetic appeal and functional longevity. Depending on the material, construction, and finishes of each piece of furniture, it could need special maintenance. By following these 5 tips, proper furniture maintenance can be achieved;

Regular Cleaning: Furniture surfaces can become covered with dust and filth over time, making them appear dull and perhaps harming the finish. Use a soft cloth or a vacuum attachment to often dust and clean your furniture. Always follow the manufacturer's directions and use cleaning materials appropriate for the material of your furniture.

Avoid Direct Sunlight: Your furniture's finish may fade, change color, or deteriorate if it is exposed to direct sunlight for an extended period of time. Position your furniture out of the path of direct sunlight or cover it with UV-blocking window film, blinds, or curtains for protection. To reduce sun exposure, try to occasionally vary the placement of your furniture.

Use Coasters and Mats: Use tablecloths, placemats, and coasters to shield the surfaces of your furniture. With the aid of these safety attachments, hot items or spills won't cause scratches, water stains, or heat damage. For hardwood, glass, and sensitive surfaces, it's especially crucial to use coasters under beverages and mats under hot dishes.

Handle With Care: When moving or rearranging your furniture, take care to handle it carefully. To prevent scratching or damage to furniture surfaces, avoid dragging or sliding heavy objects across them. When moving furniture, use furniture glides or felt pads under the legs to protect the floor from scuffs.

Maintaining Proper Humidity: Humidity fluctuations that are too extreme can cause wooden furniture to swell, break, or warp. Use a humidifier during dry seasons or in arid locations to keep your home's humidity level steady, and a dehumidifier in humid climates. To maintain the quality of your furniture, aim for a relative humidity level.

You can also consult the manufacturer's for detailed care recommendations for your particular furniture, as various materials and coatings may call for specialized maintenance. Your furniture's longevity and look will be preserved with regular care and delicate treatment.