Studio Matrx Monthly · Volume 1 · Issue 2 · July 2026
Amogh N P
 In loving memory of Amogh N P — Architect · Designer · Visionary 
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Furniture Maintenance Scheduler

Tick the materials you own and get a care plan tuned to Indian conditions — grouped by how often to do each job, from a weekly dusting to the pre-monsoon check that saves furniture every year.

What do you own?

Universal tasks (dusting, tightening, the monsoon check) are always included.

Your care plan
14 tasks

Weekly

3 tasks
  • Dust all surfaces with a dry, soft cloth; wipe spills immediately
  • Dust wood with a dry microfibre cloth; never leave water sitting on it
  • Vacuum fabric with the upholstery brush; rotate and flip the cushions

Monthly

3 tasks
  • Check for wobbles and loose screws or hinges, and tighten them
  • Plump cushions and spot-treat any stains (check the W/S/WS/X code first)
  • Wipe metal and check for early rust spots, especially at joints and feet

Quarterly

2 tasks
  • Apply wax, polish or oil suited to the finish, and buff
  • Refresh fabric protector if used; consider a deeper clean

Pre-monsoon

3 tasks
  • Pull furniture a few cm off the walls for airflow; check for damp and musty smells
  • Put silica gel or camphor in closed wardrobes and cabinets; keep them ventilated
  • Air and sun the cushions to prevent a musty smell and mildew

Annual

3 tasks
  • Deep clean, and inspect every piece for pests, rust, cracks and worn finishes
  • Inspect joints and finish; touch up scratches and re-coat if dull
  • Touch up powder-coat chips and any rust before it spreads

A guide, not a rulebook. Frequencies are sensible starting points — a dusty city, a coastal home, pets or heavy use mean doing things more often. Always follow the maker's care label and test any product on a hidden patch first. For the how-to behind each job, read the furniture maintenance guide.