Upholstery & Wood Info

Color Variability

We strive to display the colors of our products as accurately as possible. However, due to variations in monitor settings, screen resolutions, and lighting conditions, the actual color of the product you receive may differ from what you see on your screen. 

Standard Upholstery Colors

BLACK

CADET BLUE

GREY

BELAVA BLUE

LIGHT GRAPHITE

LIGHT NEUTRAL

CHARCOAL

WHITE

Custom Upholstery Colors (+$150)

BISQUE

EQUESTRIAN

LT SAND

ARTICHOKE

MAPLE

LIGHT SANDLEWOOD

PINK

COSMIC

Standard Wood Colors

SOUTH WESTERN

WHITE

WEDDING CAKE

OATMEAL COOKIE

BLACK

Custom Wood Colors (+$150)

NATURAL ASH

MACCHIATO WALNUT

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

We're happy to send you swatches so you can see the colors firsthand and decide which ones complement your existing decor or redesigned space. Just reach out to us at sales@belava.com or fill out the form below. We kindly ask that you're a serious purchaser before requesting swatches.
To keep your upholstery in top condition, we recommend using a gentle approach. Start by cleaning with a mixture of mild soap and water or a standard household cleaning solution. This helps remove dirt and debris, preventing any buildup on the vinyl surface. After cleaning, rinse the surface thoroughly with clean water and then wipe it dry with a cloth. For optimal results and added protection, consider using specialized auto upholstery cleaning and buffing solutions designed specifically for vinyl surfaces. 
Unfortunately, the built-in protective layer of vinyl upholstery doesn't fully shield the material from stains caused by substances like red wine, coffee, ink, lipstick, paint, fabric dye (such as dark blue denim), nail polish, hair colorants, and similar harsh chemicals. Regrettably, these types of stains on upholstery are often irreversible. However, if the stain is fresh, swift action can help mitigate damage. Immediately address the spot by gently rubbing it with a cleaning solution, followed by rinsing with warm water and thorough drying. You can also try a solution of rubbing alcohol diluted with water (in a ratio of 5 parts water to 1 part alcohol), but limit exposure to less than a minute and avoid vigorous rubbing to prevent vinyl discoloration. If the stain persists despite your efforts, refrain from further attempts as they may exacerbate the damage.

Laminate wood is indeed resilient against acetone and water, making it a fantastic choice for various settings. However, to maintain its integrity and keep it looking pristine, some precautions are essential.


Firstly, while laminate wood can withstand occasional spills and cleaning with water, excessive exposure to moisture can still lead to warping over time. So, promptly wipe up any spills and avoid using excessive water during cleaning.


Secondly, although laminate is resistant to scratches, it's not invincible, avoid placing heavy objects on the surface of your chair's base to prevent scratches and dents.


Lastly, be mindful of the type of cleaners you use. While acetone won't harm laminate, harsh chemicals can degrade the protective layer over time, making it more susceptible to damage. Stick to mild, laminate-friendly cleaners to preserve its quality.


By taking these simple steps, you can ensure that your chair's laminate wood base remains beautiful and functional for years to come.

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