Your guide to long-lasting furniture


Ceramic surfaces are an excellent choice for both indoor and outdoor furniture due to their exceptional durability, timeless beauty, and low maintenance. Resistant to heat, scratches, stains, and UV rays, ceramic maintains its appearance even with heavy use and exposure to the elements. Its non-porous surface makes it hygienic and easy to clean, while a wide variety of finishes, from matte to high-gloss, offers design versatility to suit any space.

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Ceramic

Ceramic furniture pieces are made entirely or partially from ceramic materials, such as porcelain, stoneware, or earthenware. While ceramics are traditionally associated with decorative items like pottery or tiles, designers and artists have increasingly begun using ceramic in furniture design for its aesthetic appeal, durability, and sculptural potential.

Key Features

  • Heat & scratch resistant: Especially true for ceramic table surfaces.
  • Artistic & tactile: Ceramic allows for unique glazes, textures, and organic shapes.
  • Heavy and fragile: While strong in compression, ceramic can chip or crack if mishandled or dropped.
  • Outdoor-suitable: Many ceramic pieces are weather-resistant, making them ideal for patios and gardens.

Care Instructions

Ceramic surfaces are designed to be durable and easy to maintain. Follow these simple steps to keep your ceramic furniture looking its best:

  1. Use a soft cloth or a soft-bristled brush to gently sweep away any dust, dirt, or debris from the surface.
  2. Rinse the ceramic with clean water to help loosen any remaining particles.
  3. Mix a small amount of mild dish soap with lukewarm water, or use a non-abrasive ceramic cleaner. Apply the solution with a soft sponge or cloth, gently wiping the surface.
  4. After cleaning, rinse the ceramic again with clean water to remove all soap or cleaner residue.
  5. Use a soft, lint-free cloth to gently pat the surface dry. This helps prevent water spots and preserves the ceramic’s finish.

Tip:

-Avoid using abrasive pads, harsh chemicals, or acidic cleaners, as these can damage the glaze and surface of your ceramic piece.

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