Tables
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I consider when buying furniture online?
Start with scale. Check the overall dimensions of the piece against both the room and the furniture around it, and consider how you’ll move through the space once it’s in place. Materials, construction and how the piece will be used day to day are equally important. We provide detailed dimensions and product information on each product page, and our team can help if you’d like advice before purchasing.
How do I know if a piece of furniture will fit in my space?
Check the product dimensions against the available floor area and allow enough room to comfortably move around the piece. We also recommend considering its visual scale — height, depth and proportion can have as much impact as width. If you’re unsure, our team can help you assess a piece before purchasing.
Will my furniture fit through my doorway or access?
Before purchasing larger furniture, measure doorways, hallways, stairwells, lifts and any tight access points the piece will need to pass through. Compare these measurements with the product dimensions, paying particular attention to width, depth and height. If access is particularly tight, contact our team before ordering and we can help assess the piece and delivery requirements.
What materials should I consider when choosing furniture?
Material affects how a piece looks, feels and lives within a space. Solid timber develops character with age, natural stone carries variation unique to each piece, while upholstery brings another layer of texture and softness. We favour materials that age well and become part of the life of a home, with detailed material and finish information provided on each product page.
How do I care for my furniture?
Care will depend on the material and finish of the individual piece. As a general rule, avoid harsh cleaning products, attend to spills promptly and protect natural materials from prolonged moisture, heat and direct sunlight where appropriate. Refer to the individual product information or our care advice for more specific guidance.