Effective maintenance comes down to three simple steps: dust regularly, treat stains immediately, and air out the room. Once a week, vacuum on low power using a clean upholstery brush, without pressing down on the seams. This removes particles before they become embedded. As soon as a stain appears, dab it with a slightly damp cloth and a little Marseille soap, rinse by dabbing with clean water, then let it air dry away from any heat sources.
Linen likes to be treated gently. For a linen sofa, spot cleaning with cold soapy water is often enough between dry-cleaning sessions. Always let it air dry to preserve its drape. The sofa Palm is a great example of this easy-care approach, as is the Olia
Cotton recovers well if treated early. On the cotton versions of the convertible sofa Folia, the same method works, without the need for harsh chemicals.
The blended fabrics of the Folia sofa with a wooden base, the Folia corner sofa or even the Cloud can all be cleaned in the same way, after first testing the method on an inconspicuous area.
A sofa also needs to “breathe” from the inside. Air it out regularly, fluff the cushions to redistribute the filling, and rotate where you sit to ensure even wear. The natural latex in the seat and backrest does not tolerate direct moisture or steam; fresh air is enough to keep it feeling fresh. For solid wood, use a soft, dry or very slightly damp cloth, then dry it immediately to preserve the finish. Avoid solvents. If your living room gets a lot of sunlight, a sheer curtain will limit direct exposure and help the colors age evenly.
By following this simple routine, your sofa will retain its shape, comfort, and calm for a long time.