Your client relationship
We never turn your client into our sales lead or step outside the role agreed with you.
For interior designers and studios
Your design, delivered properly — with your client relationship protected.
We take responsibility for the agreed work while staying firmly within the role and communication rules you set.
Discuss a project↗For interior designers and studios
Your client remains your client.
Before work starts, we agree who makes decisions, whom we may contact and where technical or commercial questions should go. Our employees and subcontractors follow the same arrangement, and we treat project and business information as confidential.
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What you can rely on us for
Communication on your terms
You decide whether we speak to the client directly and what must come through your studio.
Confidentiality
Budgets, commercial arrangements and project information stay within the agreed team.
One delivery partner
We can make the fitted furniture or combine it with a complete interior fit-out.
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You keep creative and client leadership. We carry the delivery load.
We check buildability, coordinate the agreed trades and furniture, and raise site questions early with the person you appoint. You stay informed without having to chase every practical detail.
- ✓Your client relationship remains entirely yours
- ✓You decide who we speak to and which questions come back to you
- ✓Project and commercial information stays confidential
For interior designers and studios
Let’s discuss the build on the terms you set.
Before work begins, we review buildability, confirm the scope and raise technical questions early. We contact your client only in the way you approve, and treat project details, pricing and commercial arrangements as confidential.
- 01Your client relationship stays with you
- 02Project and commercial details remain confidential
- 03Questions go to the person you nominate
- 04The whole team follows the agreed communication plan
You can send drawings, schedules or a short project outline to this address. A few lines about the scope and current stage are enough to begin.