Fallen
This fallen bench acknowledges the fallen tree as our earliest mode of furniture. Here the humble form of a hollow log is celebrated and made anew with tufted upholstering. Thanks Materious for all you do!
How to care for indoor teak furniture
Forty one years ago I purchased my first piece of Teak furniture . Over the years I’ve read everything I could find about “how to take care of Teak furniture”. Please understand most things you read about care of Teak is for outdoor furniture, and there is very little about indoor Teak furniture. Teak is a marvelous wood for indoor and outdoor uses with a beautiful grain. But one very important thing - when you buy Teak Oil make sure it is for indoor Teak furniture. If you use outdoor Teak Oil on fine indoor Teak furniture it could ruin your furniture. What You Need Materials 0000 (4 zero) Steel Wool Indoor Teak Oil from dane decor:) Dusting rag Oiling Rag Instructions Dust: With a damp (not wet!) cloth, dust the piece of furniture so that you get every bit of dust off. Use a bit of elbow grease if somethings actually dirty. Allow it to dry completely. If you are working on a really dirty or soiled piece of Teak get your steel wool and wet it with your Teak Oil. Lightly s
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