For serviced apartment operators

FF&E Sourcing for Serviced Apartments — Consistent Spec Across Every Unit

Guests compare units directly, on the listing photos and in person. One factory-confirmed spec sourced from China, applied identically across every apartment, delivered together in time for launch.

The problem

A serviced apartment block only works commercially if every unit performs the same — guests booking "the same" listing expect the same finish, and a mismatched sofa or a cheaper substitute in unit 12 shows up in reviews. At the same time, the furniture takes more wear than a standard residential let: more turnover, more cleaning, more use per year. And because opening or relaunch dates are usually fixed and publicly booked against, a late delivery isn't just inconvenient — it's lost revenue on rooms that can't go live.

How we solve it

• One confirmed spec sourced and produced for the whole block, so unit 4 matches unit 40 exactly — not "close enough"
• Rental-durable material and hardware as the default assumption, specified for turnover, not showroom presentation
• Pre-shipment inspection on the full order — not a sample — with a photo report before the container seals
• Consolidated delivery so units go live together, timed against your opening or relaunch date
• No minimum order — works whether it's a handful of units or a full block

What "furnishing package" means here

One spec sheet, agreed and factory-confirmed before production, applied to every unit in the block — not a rough brief interpreted differently per apartment. Product names, quantities, finish, and a single delivery date for the whole package.

Who else we work with