Oil Finish
Nourish every 6–12 months with natural oil to maintain depth and protection.
Care tips
Timeless beauty. Lasting legacy.
Care Guide
Well cared for, solid wood becomes more than furniture—it becomes part of your story.
The essentials
Simple habits. Lasting beauty.
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Keep it clean
Wipe with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth.
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Protect the surface
Use coasters, mats, and trivets.
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Avoid extremes
Keep away from direct sunlight and heaters.
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Mindful living
Treat with care, and it will age beautifully.
Preserve what matters
How to Preserve the Character of Solid Wood
Solid wood is alive. It moves with the seasons, responds to its environment, and tells a story through every grain and curve.
With a little care and attention, your furniture will remain as stunning—and enduring—as the day it was made.
Care routine
A rhythm of care for every stage of your furniture's life.
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Daily Care
Dust regularly with a soft cloth. Wipe spills immediately. Keep surfaces dry and protected.
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Seasonal Care
Deep clean gently. Reapply oil to nourish the wood and restore its natural luster.
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Long-Term Care
Maintain structure and beauty with occasional inspections and professional care.
Materials & finishes
Tailored Care for Timeless Materials
Each finish is natural. Each deserves thoughtful care.
Matte Finish
Clean gently and avoid waxes. Use soft cloths and mild, natural cleaners.
Care tips
Natural Grain
Embrace unique markings and variations—part of the wood's natural story.
Care tips
Common questions
Answers to Help You Care with Confidence
Everything you need to know to keep your WRYDECO pieces beautiful for generations.
Can I place hot items directly on the wood surface?
We recommend using a trivet or heat pad. Extreme heat can damage the finish or cause cracks over time.
How often should I oil my furniture?
For oil-finished pieces, reapply a thin coat of natural oil every 6 to 12 months, or whenever the surface begins to look dry.
Why does my wood change color over time?
Natural wood develops a warm patina as it responds to light and air. This gentle shift in tone is a normal, cherished part of solid wood aging.
What should I avoid using to clean my furniture?
Avoid abrasive pads, silicone sprays, and harsh chemical cleaners. Use a soft cloth with water or a mild, natural cleaner instead.
White-glove care
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