Understanding Your Metal Hues Surface
Every panel is made with real metal — not imitation foils or printed laminates. These metals naturally age with time, developing subtle tonal variations and patinas that add depth and authenticity. This living surface is part of its beauty — evolving with your interiors while retaining its handcrafted soul. Each piece is also sealed with a high-grade protective varnish that shields it from moisture, oxidation, and everyday wear, while allowing the natural metal character to shine through.
Routine Cleaning
To maintain the elegance of your panels:
- Use a soft cotton or microfiber cloth to remove dust and fingerprints.
- For light cleaning, slightly dampen the cloth with clean water or a neutral, pH-balanced cleaner suitable for varnished surfaces.
- Always follow up with a dry, soft cloth to gently buff and restore the surface’s natural metallic sheen.
- Avoid excessive rubbing — gentle circular motions help maintain uniformity in the finish
Important Precautions
To protect the handcrafted finish, please avoid:
- Abrasive pads, steel wool, or rough sponges
- Solvents, alcohol, ammonia, or acid-based cleaners
- Excessive water or prolonged moisture exposure
- Harsh detergents or oil-based polishes
Long-Term Maintenance
Over time, real metal surfaces may develop gentle tonal shifts or micro-patina — a natural characteristic of handcrafted metals.If the finish becomes heavily worn, scratched, or loses its protective sheen, professional refinishing is recommended to restore its original brilliance.