Leather ages beautifully when it is looked after. These simple habits help a Moroccan leather pouf last for years.
Everyday care
- Dust the surface with a soft, dry cloth.
- Wipe spills right away with a clean, slightly damp cloth, then let the leather dry naturally.
- Keep it away from radiators and direct sunlight, which can dry and fade leather.
Conditioning
Every few months, apply a small amount of leather conditioner with a soft cloth. Test it on a hidden spot first, since different leathers react differently.
What to avoid
- Soaking the leather with water
- Harsh household cleaners
- Sharp objects that can scratch the surface
Natural variation is normal
Genuine leather has small marks, variations in tone, and a patina that develops with use. These are signs of a natural, handmade material, not defects.
If your pouf was sold unstuffed, fill it gradually and check the firmness as you go. Explore our handmade leather poufs, or contact us with any care question.