Cassie Wood

"Is it white?" While we focus here on white, the following could be useful for our "emerald," "terracotta," or other color questions as well! The color temperature of light—whether it is warm or co...

It is not recommended to disassemble and reassemble your furniture again.  The assembly of each item we sell is somewhat unique, and because of this, so is disassembly. It is generally not recommen...

If you've ever purchased a new pair of shoes, beef jerky, or a cellphone, chances are you've encountered silica packets. These small cloth or paper bags of pellets are found in a myriad of commerc...

Typically, where we build a piece of furniture is not where it will stay. Sometimes that means a move of only a few inches closer to the wall, and sometimes that’s across the room, the home, or the...

Ultraviolet rays from the sun can harm your furniture's finish and bleach the wood beneath it. Prolonged exposure to sunlight may also cause the finish to crack. To protect your furniture, keep it ...

Wood is highly sensitive to changes in relative humidity. As the weather shifts, so does the humidity in your home, which can affect the moisture content of the wood in your furniture. To maintain ...

Wood Furniture: We recommend using mild soap or detergent dissolved in water. Wring the cloth nearly dry, and wipe the area. Rinse and immediately dry with a clean, soft cloth.  Upholstered Furnitu...

Our products come with various stickers including small round letter stickers to identify parts, legally required warning labels, and informational stickers on the back panel should you ever need a...

Please do not sand, paint, or stain your furniture.  Most of our wood furniture is crafted from laminated MDF and particleboard. Sanding these materials would damage the lamination, which has a pro...

Summary of article: The Prop 65 warning label on furniture, indicating the presence of chemicals like formaldehyde, is a requirement by California law to inform consumers, not necessarily becaus...