Furniture sourcing involves more than matching a photograph. Dimensions, internal construction, materials, hardware and intended use all affect quality, cost and durability. We turn your reference into a practical sourcing brief. This includes the size, frame, materials, finishes, upholstery, hardware, assembly details and packing requirements. Projects can range from one statement piece to coordinated furniture packages for hotels, developments or private-label retail collections.
Seating, tables, casegoods, fitted joinery and interior accessories
Solid wood, veneer, plywood, metal, stone, glass and textiles
Individual pieces, project packages or repeat retail collections
Homes, hotels, restaurants, offices, retail spaces and developments
Source one made-to-spec product or develop a complete range around an interior scheme.
A residential chair and a hotel lounge chair may look similar but require different frames, upholstery and performance standards. We review the intended use before the specification is agreed.
Solid timber, plywood, engineered boards and metal frames should be selected according to the product, load and expected level of use.
Wood species, veneer matching, stains, lacquers and painted finishes should be clearly documented through approved samples.
Fabric, leather, foam and cushioning should suit the required comfort, appearance, maintenance and destination-market requirements.
Hinges, runners, fixings and connectors affect daily use. Assembly methods and protective packing should also be agreed before production.
Quick answers to common questions about choosing and renting access and lifting equipment.
Garden wellness rooms, spa pods and modular cabins manufactured to project requirements.
Yes. A photograph, drawing or product link is enough for an initial review. We use it to identify the likely construction, heating system and missing information.
Yes. A photograph, drawing, mood board or product link is enough for an initial review. We use it to identify the construction, materials and missing information.
Both options can be reviewed. We can source an individual bespoke piece, a project furniture package or a repeatable retail collection.
Yes. Timber, veneer, metal, stone, fabric and colour samples can be reviewed before the final product or production order is approved.
Yes. The intended environment and level of use should be stated clearly. Any required performance testing or documentation must be agreed before production.
Yes. Private-label options can include product labels, plaques, manuals, branded packaging and repeatable collection specifications.
MOQ depends on the product, construction and level of customisation. Project quantities may differ from the requirements for repeat retail production.
Inspection can cover dimensions, construction, joinery, upholstery, hardware, colour, finish, stability, labels and export packing.
Assembly and installation depend on the product and destination. Instructions, hardware and component labels can be included for qualified local installation teams.
Send a photograph, drawing, mood board or product link. Include the approximate quantity, intended use and delivery country.