If you’re lucky to own a piece of Natuzzi furniture, you already know the luxury feel coming with it. The company produces some of the world’s finest leather after numerous tests to evaluate its quality in impact, sunlight, friction, and regular wear and tear.
But the beauty comes with the responsibility of keeping it clean and in shape. A regular cleaning routine not only prevents dryness but cracks over time. Unfortunately, I see many doing it the wrong way. Some buy toxic cleaners that are harmful to the health and the leather materials. For others, they don’t even have the right approach to cleaning.
This article goes over the basics of cleaning Natuzzi leather. I’ll walk you through getting the right home supplies to some nifty hacks for maintaining and cleaning your Natuzzi leather like a pro.
What is Natuzzi Leather?
Natuzzi Leather is a brand of high-quality Italian leather furniture. Its founder Pasquale Natuzzi founded the company in 1959 to cater to people who love luxury and comfort.
It has yet to back down in quality, maintaining 100% high-grade genuine leather. It is also a recognized global leader in producing luxurious leather sofas, armchairs, recliners, and other home furnishings.
In addition, Natuzzi’s leather lineup covers traditional and modern designs to suit your design preferences. You can also buy their products from their stores or authorized dealers worldwide.
What is Natuzzi leather made of?
Natuzzi leather is made from real animal hides, primarily European cows. The brand uses top-grain Italian leather to maintain integrity standards. Top-grain leather has a soft feel and is water-resistant—one of the best where comfort is concerned.
The hide is then tanned. Natuzzi treats them with chemicals during the tanning process, removing the hairs, dirt, and impurities to preserve and prepare the leather for production. From here, their skilled artist takes it up, working the hides into pieces of furniture.
How to clean Natuzzi leather
Italian luxury leather like Natuzzi is costly. You’ll want to protect your investment by keeping it clean. That said, Natuzzi leather is of two types, the Protecta (protected) and the natural, also known as the unprotected leather. Each type requires a different cleaning approach which I’ll discuss below.
Materials you need:
- Vacuum cleaner or brush with soft bristles
- Paper towel
- Mild soap and water
- Natuzzi leather care kit (optional)
Cleaning Natural Leather
- Vacuum or brush away debris: You need a smooth surface for cleaning, and this step prevents scratches or blending of debris while cleaning. Attach the brush to the vacuum cleaner at a medium setting to do the Or make do with a soft-bristled brush gentl