01Living & dining
Sofas, seating, tables, storage and coordinated lighting.

Bring furniture, lighting and selected decor into one room-by-room plan. Keep the style, dimensions, budget and delivery details connected.
Review my whole-home furniture listWhole-home sourcing is the procurement of a coordinated selection. It does not automatically include renovation, architectural design or installation. Define those boundaries at the start.
01Sofas, seating, tables, storage and coordinated lighting.
02Beds, bedside pieces, dressers and selected seating.
03Desks, chairs, storage and occasional furniture.
04Outdoor furniture, soft furnishings and separately reviewed cabinetry.

Use a shared palette and material direction while allocating budget by room and priority. Review product dimensions against your plans before approving the selection.
A coordinated home is not a requirement to replace everything. Start with the pieces you are keeping, measure the room and delivery route, then choose what to buy now, customise or postpone. Approve each product against that plan.
| Whole-home decision | Information to collect | Approval that prevents rework |
|---|---|---|
| Keep, replace or add | List existing furniture with dimensions and photographs; mark the pieces you want to retain. | Room list that distinguishes existing items from new procurement. |
| Room and product fit | Record walls, openings, sockets, skirting and the space needed for drawers, chairs or reclining mechanisms. | Actual product dimensions and usable layout, not just a mood-board match. |
| Delivery access | Measure entrance, corridor turns, stairs, lift and final doorway; obtain packed or modular dimensions. | Delivery-route review and any agreed disassembly or local handling plan. |
| Finish coordination | Review actual timber/paint/upholstery samples together with retained furniture and fixed finishes. | Coded palette with item-level approvals; matching colour names do not establish a match. |
| Budget and purchase phases | Rank essential rooms and anchor pieces, then keep decor, upgrades and later purchases visible. | Room allocation and overall landed-cost allowance, with optional items clearly excluded. |
| Substitutions and specialist products | Resolve unavailable items with dimension, material, price and date comparisons; review lighting/cabinetry separately. | Written alternative approval and any local electrical or installation review. |
An approved room-size drawing does not prove a large item will pass through the entrance. Check the access route and the actual shipping/assembly configuration before committing to oversized pieces.
Compare proportions, materials and combinations before confirming the product schedule.

AI room-coordination concept based on an Arcaya product photograph. Not a completed customer installation.


Identify rooms, priority pieces and missing measurements.
Review options, material direction and room-by-room allocation.
Confirm products, quantities, sizes and any substitutions.
Agree supplier follow-up, consolidation, packing and destination arrangements.



Illustrative starter list. Final dimensions and quantities require your approval.
| Room | Starter furniture list | Information to provide |
|---|---|---|
| Living room | Sofa, chairs, tables, storage | Room dimensions and seating needs |
| Dining room | Dining table, chairs, sideboard | Preferred capacity and layout |
| Bedroom | Bed, bedside pieces, dresser | Bed size, room plan and storage needs |
| Study / outdoor | Desk and seating / outdoor pieces | Intended use and site conditions |
Separate must-have pieces, optional upgrades and later phases. Do not spread the budget evenly by room when the intended use and priorities are different.
Compare waiting for the slowest supplier with splitting shipments, including storage, extra packing, freight and receiving effort. Ask for real quoted alternatives, not an assumed saving.
List curtains, rugs, lighting and cabinetry only when specifically agreed. Wiring, fitted work, local measurements, white-glove delivery and installation need named owners and separate quotation boundaries.
Maintain room labels and item codes across supplier orders, inspection records and packing lists. Freight, customs arrangements, local delivery and installation must be confirmed for the destination.
A blank schedule for your product references, quantities and project requirements.

Explore the published residential project for its coordinated interiors and furnishing approach. Your own procurement scope is quoted separately.
View the published projectKeep open decisions visible, with a named owner and an evidence reference for each approval.
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Clear decisions before a confirmed order.
An initial review can start with references and room plans. Clarify who is responsible for layouts, dimensions and final design decisions.
Yes. Identify pieces to keep and share dimensions and photos so the sourcing brief focuses on the missing items.
It can be reviewed as a separate scope with its own measurements, drawings, material approvals and installation responsibilities.
This page focuses on furniture procurement and consolidation. The broader furnishing service may include additional coordination, which should be agreed separately.
Yes, start by listing what you are keeping with its size and photographs. Treat it as a fixed part of the room layout and finish palette, then review the missing items rather than replacing the whole room by default.
Measure the delivery path as well as the final location: entrances, corridor turns, stairs, lift and doorway. Check the actual packed or modular dimensions and any agreed assembly method, especially for oversized pieces.
Compare the actual timing and costs of both options, including storage, repeated freight and receiving arrangements. Keep item and room labels consistent in either case; do not assume consolidation is always cheaper or faster.
No. The published project describes a broader furnishing and interior scope. Your procurement quotation must separately state loose furniture, fitted work, lighting and any local design or installation services.
Furniture Sourcing Enquiry
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