Furniture Manufacturer
Restoration Hardware
Large-scale upholstery, reclaimed wood, and metal pieces where weight and finish drive the care plan.
Independent homeowner reference. Total Home Fusion is not affiliated with Restoration Hardware. Always follow the tag and the manufacturer's own instructions.
Overview
RH pieces are heavy, oversized, and often finished to look raw or aged. Those finishes are usually less sealed than they appear, so standing moisture and abrasive cleaning are the real risks.
Background
Founded in 1979; known for oversized upholstery and reclaimed and industrial materials.
Company Information
- Founded
- 1979
- Headquarters
- Corte Madera, California
- Category focus
- Upholstery, casegoods, outdoor
Product Categories
- Oversized sofas and sectionals
- Reclaimed wood tables
- Metal and industrial pieces
- Outdoor
Construction Methods
- Heavy hardwood frames
- Down and down-blend cushion programs
- Reclaimed timber and steel components
Materials Commonly Used
- Reclaimed Wood
- Metal
- Natural Fabric
- Top Grain Leather
Cleaning Recommendations
- Blot on down-blend cushions and let them dry fully before use
- Dust reclaimed wood dry; wet cleaning raises grain and stains open pores
Care Recommendations
- Plump and rotate down cushions weekly — this is not optional on down blends
- Wax or oil reclaimed tops only with the finish the maker specified
Protection Tips
- Use runners or pads on open-pore reclaimed tops in dining use
Florida Considerations
- Open-pore reclaimed wood absorbs humidity and spills — stabilize indoor humidity and wipe spills immediately
Common Problems
- Down cushion flattening
- Staining in open wood pores
- Surface rust on raw metal
Common Mistakes
- Wet-wiping an unsealed reclaimed top
- Judging down cushions by their appearance instead of plumping them
Warranty Information
- Construction coverage varies by collection; natural variation in reclaimed material is expected