Babylon Nightstand

How to Care for your Metal

The naturally elegant luster of metals brings trend-forward sophistication to streamlined styles, ushering edge, interest and warmth to any space it graces.

• Address spills immediately by wiping with a dry, soft cloth.
• Dust regularly with a soft, damp cloth, followed by a dry one.
• Avoid use of cleaning products with acid, vinegar, lemon, and ammonia, as abrasive ingredients can damage surface.
• Metal surfaces are not scratch or heat-resistant, and may scuff or stain without proper care. To maintain material’s natural appearance, avoid sharp objects on surfaces. Use coasters, trivets and placemats for protection against hot or wet items.

How to Care for your Marble & Natural Stone

Quarried directly from the earth, marble and natural stone vary in veining, texture and color. Whether polished, sandblasted or hand-carved, each is valued for its unique pattern and natural beauty.

• Address spills immediately with a dry, soft cloth. Natural stone is a porous material, and although it has been sealed, spills should be blotted promptly to minimize staining.
• Use a soft, slightly damp cloth to dust or spot-clean as needed. Wipe dry.
• Avoid using abrasive cleaners, chemical solvents, strong detergents, furniture polish, and cleaners with bleach.
• Use trivets, coasters, placemats, and adhesive felt pads to help prevent scratches.