Care for the wood and leather that make a house feel like home. Discover the right ritual for the pieces you live with.
The place to start for worn wood and finished leather.
“My table looks like it did when we bought it.”
“The sofa feels soft again.”
Furniture, cabinets, floors, finished leather seating, saddles, and tack.
We have an oak dining table that went grey and chalky near the window. I did one round with the salve and honestly stood there staring at it. The colour came back like the wood had a drink of water. My husband thought I had bought a new table.
Bought it fully expecting to return it. I have tried the walnut thing, olive oil, two different sprays from B&Q. The oil ones always went sticky. This one soaked in and then just stopped, no residue. Three weeks on and the cabinet doors still look fed, not greasy. I owe the ad an apology.
My coffee table had white rings from years of guests ignoring coasters. Ten minutes with this and a cloth and I genuinely could not find where they had been. I keep showing people photos on my phone like it is my child.
Our leather sofa arm was going stiff and pale where the sun hits it. I used a tiny amount, buffed it in, and the next morning it was darker and softer, like the leather relaxed. One jar has done the sofa twice and two armchairs.
Fair warning, when I first wiped it on my floor scratches they almost seemed to stand out more. I nearly wrote the review then. Left it overnight like the instructions said and by morning the scratches had settled into the wood and you have to hunt to find them. Patience pays.
This piece has been in my family for sixty years and I was afraid to touch it with anything. The salve smells like beeswax, goes on like lip balm, and brought the grain back out without changing the colour. I got quite emotional, if I am honest.
Put Luxgrove to work in your home for 30 days. If it is not the right care for your piece, send it back for a full refund.
The dining table where birthdays gather. The armchair that has moved with you from home to home. The leather sofa that has held a hundred slow Sundays.
Long before Luxgrove, there was a small workshop in rural Bavaria. Our founder’s grandmother brought scratched chairs and tired old tables back with plant oils, beeswax, and patience. Pieces that arrived looking ready for the skip left with their grain, colour, and story intact.
Years later, after too many quick fixes that sat on top and too few that cared for the finish, that inherited approach became Luxgrove. Our distinctive blend is made to care for tired-looking wood and leather, then leave a protective finish behind. Before you say goodbye to a piece that has earned its place, give it the care it deserves.
Luxgrove is designed for tired-looking wood and leather surfaces.
Check the surface and finish before applying. Always test in an inconspicuous area first.
Luxgrove is designed to revive the existing appearance rather than create an artificial coating.
A small amount goes a long way. Apply a thin, even layer and add more only where needed.
Apply Luxgrove with a clean cloth, work it into the surface, and buff away any excess.
Luxgrove is intended for tired finishes. Deeper gouges and chips may require additional repair.
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Always test on a discreet area first, especially with antiques or pieces with an unknown finish.
