Keep the leather away from direct sunlight, as prolonged exposure can cause fading. Excessive heat may also dry and crack the leather over time.

Avoid placing the sofa near heating vents or air conditioning outlets, since sudden temperature changes can damage and age the leather prematurely.

Prevent direct airflow from air conditioners from hitting the furniture to maintain the leather’s natural texture.

Keep sharp or pointed objects away from the surface to avoid scratches or punctures.

Immediately wipe any spills using a clean, dry cloth to prevent stains or damage.

Leather surfaces are protected with a top coating — avoid using wet wipes, soaps, cleaners, solvents, alcohol, or water, as they can degrade this layer.

Regularly dust the sofa with a soft, dry cloth to maintain its natural appearance.

Occasionally condition the leather or consult a professional to prevent cracking, fading, and discoloration. Buffing with a microfiber cloth will help preserve its natural shine.