Showroom and trade-event logistics is the receiving, warehousing, transport, and install of display inventory for furniture showrooms, manufacturer reps, and trade-show exhibitors. Display inventory is different from goods sold to a client: the same pieces move...
A furniture logistics partner is the provider that receives, warehouses, and installs furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) on a project, coordinating directly with the architect’s drawings and the builder’s construction schedule. For an interior...
A receiving warehouse is a managed facility that accepts, inspects, inventories, warehouses, and stages a designer’s furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) for install. A self-storage unit is locked space rented by the month, with no one to accept a...
A sidemark is a reference label attached to every furniture, fixture, and equipment (FF&E) order that identifies the project, client, and room the item belongs to. It is the routing key a logistics partner reads to receive, warehouse, and install each piece...
A preferred moving partner is a single vetted relocation provider that a design firm engages across every project, rather than sourcing a new mover for each job. The relationship spans the full project lifecycle, from concept through completion, so one provider...
