Contract & projects
Furniture sourcing for coordinated project spaces
A specification-led approach for hospitality, residential development, F&B, serviced apartments, and workplace-adjacent interiors.
Project typesHospitality · Residential · F&B
CoordinationRoom-based packages
ReviewScope confirmed per project
Project framework
Align design intent with sourcing reality
The earlier the team can see the intended use, specification, quantities, destination, and schedule, the more useful the feasibility review becomes.
Brief
Project type, room count, intended use, visual direction, and market.
Schedule
Required-on-site date, decision stage, approval gates, and phasing.
Specification
Dimensions, performance expectations, finishes, and reference samples.
Logistics
Destination, access constraints, packaging, consolidation, and documentation.
Complete-space coordination
Keep living, dining, and bedroom packages visually connected
Room-led product families make it easier to review shapes and finishes together, while the inquiry list keeps individual model codes and quantity notes attached to the project conversation.
- Room-by-room model schedules
- Quantity and finish notes by SKU
- Customization feasibility review
- Packaging and delivery planning
Project FAQ
What to include in the first brief
Can MAVORA support customized project specifications?
Share drawings, dimensions, material references, intended use, and quantities. Feasibility, sample requirements, pricing, and lead time are reviewed case by case.
Can products be grouped into a room package?
Yes. Add products from multiple categories to one inquiry and label them by room, unit type, or project phase.
What information is needed for a project quote?
Include model codes or references, quantity, specification, destination, target date, project type, and any documentation or packaging requirements.
Devis
Bring the room schedule into one conversation
Send model references, specification notes, quantities, destination, and the project timeline for review.