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One sourcing process. Different project decisions.
A designer, a multi-room operator and a whole-home buyer need different approvals and a different site handoff.
Route 01
Designers & studios
How does a scheme become materials, sizes and approvals a client can sign?
Your drawings and your sample decisions stay yours. We turn them into a file a factory can build to and a client can approve.
Documents and approval points
- FF&E schedule with item codes
- Material board and sample numbers
- Drawing versions, with who signed
- Owner, designer and contractor approvals
- Site dimensions and installation interfaces
Route 02
Hotels & multi-room projects
How are repeated room types, batch consistency and room-by-room installation controlled?
Repetition is where a signed first piece and a carton-to-room list pay for themselves. Tell us the room types and counts; we will say what the file needs.
Documents and approval points
- Room-type and room-number matrix
- A batch sample signed before the run
- Carton numbers tied to rooms
- Phased delivery and site receiving
- Spare parts per room type
Route 03
Whole-home buyers
Is it worth it against buying locally, and who handles arrival and installation?
A whole house is the case that most often depends: on the item list, on the destination and on who receives and installs. We start with the comparison.
Documents and approval points
- Like-for-like delivered cost
- A local re-measure and a named installer
- A room list for every carton
- Damage check on arrival
- An after-sales contact
An honest exit
When this route may not fit.
Some projects are better served locally. We would rather say so at the brief than after a deposit.
- A single item
- An urgent date
- Needs a sit or touch test first
- Depends on local repair
