A sales consultant can guide you effectively once all the information is known (room dimensions, ceiling height, openings, access). This allows us to offer you furniture perfectly suited to your space.

*We cannot be held responsible for measurement errors.

Before any installation, take the time to read the assembly manual. For certain steps (legs, modular connectors, batteries, or complete assembly), additional assistance may be required.

*We cannot be held responsible for improper assembly.

Seat and back cushions will naturally soften with use, especially during the first year. Creases may vary depending on the type of filling and are considered normal. For even wear, we recommend alternating the use of different seats in modular furniture.

Light colors bring a bright and elegant look to your decor. To preserve them, be mindful of color transfer from dark clothing (e.g., jeans). Using decorative throws is an excellent preventative measure.

This type of transfer is not covered by manufacturer warranties.

In case of spills:

• Blot immediately with a dry, light-colored cloth to prevent liquids from penetrating.
• For stains (wine, coffee, body fluids, etc.), act quickly.
• Use a mild soap, free of harsh chemicals, and blot rather than rub to avoid spreading the stain.
• Wipe away any water from wooden surfaces.

No fabric or leather upholstery is completely resistant to scratches, pet hair, or stains. Each type of covering has its advantages: choose the one that best suits your lifestyle. To extend the life of your furniture:

• Protect it with slipcovers or throws.
• Vacuum regularly with an appropriate attachment.
• Ventilate the room to reduce odors.

• Avoid direct sunlight: Wood, fabrics, leather, and many other materials can change or discolor over time. Ideally, place your furniture out of direct sunlight to preserve its appearance longer.
• Consider heat sources and humidity: Keep furniture away from radiators, fireplaces, and heating systems to prevent cracking and warping. Stable ambient humidity throughout the year also contributes to the durability of the materials.

Each fabric has its own specific characteristics. The type of fiber directly influences the recommended care method. Always check the label to identify the cleaning code. Synthetic fabrics, such as polyester, generally offer good resistance to abrasion and stains.

Regular Care

• Vacuum, use a lint roller, or brush gently.
• For a light stain, use a warm, damp cloth with a mild detergent or a specialized machine for deep cleaning.
• Sprinkle baking soda and vacuum it up after a few hours is ideal for refreshing fabrics.

Before applying any product, test it on a small, inconspicuous area. Some chemicals can damage the fibers.

Pilling: This is a normal textile phenomenon where loose fibers become entangled due to friction (wear) to form small balls (pilling) on ​​the surface of fabrics. It is particularly visible on synthetic or short fibers, but is not a sign of poor quality. It can easily be removed with a fabric shaver, a special pumice stone, a lint comb, or adhesive tape.

Regular care helps maintain the suppleness and elegance of the leather. 

• Clean with a solution of water and mild soap (pH neutral), then wipe immediately with a dry cloth.
• As leather is a natural material, it may have unique grain patterns, scars, or markings that are part of its charm.
• Over time, it will soften and may show normal signs of wear.
• Natural skin oils and hair products can alter the finish. This type of wear is not covered by the manufacturer's warranty.
• Take extra care with sharp objects.

Wood is a renewable and sustainable resource, widely valued in Quebec.

Each species has its own aesthetic qualities. Over time, the color of the wood may change due to light, humidity, and oxidation. This is normal.

• Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
• Clean as needed with a slightly damp cloth and mild soap (pH neutral).
• Avoid excess water, chemicals, or abrasives.
• Exotic wood species have unique natural variations.
• Each handcrafted piece is unique.
• Protect surfaces with coasters, trivets, and protective felt pads.
• Maintain ambient humidity between 25% and 45%.
• Lift the furniture rather than dragging it.

These noble and durable materials add a touch of elegance to your décor.

Their natural variations are part of their charm.

• A cloth dampened with warm water and mild soap is sufficient for daily cleaning.
• Avoid vinegar, lemon, and abrasive sponges.
• Wipe up liquids promptly, especially acidic or colored foods.
• Always dry the surface after cleaning.
• Protect surfaces with coasters, trivets, and protective felt pads.

• Read the maintenance manual and warranty conditions before first use.
• Wait at least 6 hours before plugging in a new appliance.
• A slight presence of water in some appliances is normal, as they are factory tested.
• Regularly check connections and cords.
• Germain Larivière can recommend installation technicians, but is not responsible for their work.

Nettoyez avec de l’eau chaude savonneuse dans le sens du grain et séchez immédiatement. Évitez les produits abrasifs ou chlorés et la laine d’acier pour ne pas rayer le fini. 

*La teinte peut varier légèrement d’un appareil à l’autre, même chez un même fabricant. 

*Nous ne pouvons être responsable de cette différence. 

Over time, mineral and detergent residues, as well as odors, can build up.

Tips:

• Clean your dishwasher at least once a month to eliminate odors and improve its performance.
• Leave the door slightly ajar after each cycle to allow the inside to dry.
• Use dishwasher tablets or liquid cleaner available in stores.

Recommended frequency: Monthly

A well-maintained refrigerator keeps your food fresh and limits the growth of bacteria.

Tips:

• Remove shelves and drawers and wash them in a sink with hot, soapy water.
• Scrub thoroughly to remove residue, grease, and dirt.
• Rinse and let them dry completely before putting them back in place.

Recommended frequency: Quarterly

A clean microwave ensures food free of unpleasant odors.

Tips:

• Mix water and vinegar in a suitable bowl and heat on full power for 5 minutes.
• Let the steam work for another 15 minutes without opening the door.
• Then wipe the inside with a soft cloth.

Recommended frequency: Weekly

A clean oven prevents smoke and unpleasant odors that can affect the taste of your food.

Tips:

• Follow the manufacturer's instructions: some ovens are self-cleaning and do not require chemicals.
• Manually clean the external surfaces and racks if necessary.

Recommended frequency: Quarterly

To keep your clothes fresh and avoid bad odors:

Tips:

• Clean your machine regularly to prevent mold and detergent buildup.
• Leave the door open between cycles to allow the inside to dry thoroughly.
• If your washer or dryer has a cleaning cycle, run it according to the manufacturer's recommendations.

Recommended frequency: Monthly for the washer, Monthly for the dryer (in addition to emptying the lint filter before each use)

Regular maintenance improves performance and prevents the risk of fire. Tips:

• Empty the lint filter before each use.
• Clean the inside and outside of the machine according to the manufacturer's recommendations.

Recommended frequency:monthly

Regular maintenance ensures delicious coffee and extends the life of the appliance.

Tips:

• Rinse and dry the appliance after each use.
• Perform more thorough cleaning (descaling, cleaning the brew group and steam nozzle) according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Recommended frequency: Weekly to monthly depending on usage

A clean cooker hood improves extraction efficiency and prevents grease buildup.

Tips:

• Remove the grease filters and soak them in hot water with baking soda, white vinegar, or dish soap for about 1 hour.
• Scrub and rinse the filters thoroughly.
• Clean the cooker hood body with a soft sponge dampened with the same mixture and wipe dry to avoid streaks.