Use placemats and coasters

To protect against minor scratches from ceramics, cutlery, or rough bases on polished surfaces.

Clean with a soft cloth and mild soap

Porcelain is non-porous, so simple cleaning keeps it looking pristine.

Wipe spills quickly

Although porcelain is stain-resistant, substances like coffee, wine, or oil can leave surface marks if left too long.

Lift items rather than dragging

Lift vases, décor, and pans to maintain the smooth finish of your table surface.

Use trivets or heat mats

Place under hot pans or cookware to prevent thermal shock or surface dulling.

Don't cut directly on the surface

While porcelain is tough, knives can leave unwanted marks on the table.

Don't use abrasive cleaners or steel wool

They can damage the finish and reduce the sheen of your table surface.

Don't place extremely hot cookware directly

From oven or hob to table — use protection to avoid cracks from thermal shock.

Don't sit, stand, or apply excessive pressure

Tables are strong but not designed for weight-bearing.

Don't drag heavy objects

Don't drag appliances, décor, or tools across the surface — always lift.

Don't use harsh chemicals or bleach

They can erode sealants or affect the surface appearance over time.