A structured discussion turns a visual direction into a project specification. This proposed export workflow draws on the supplied group coordination materials.

Scope, responsibilities, timing and commercial terms are agreed project by project.
Share the spaces, drawings, quantities, intended use and destination. Identify the decisions needed for a proposal.
Review circulation, furniture dimensions, storage needs and access constraints. Approve site measurements.
Compare proposed finishes with agreed samples. Record the final specification for each selected item.
Agree the item schedule, drawings, scope and commercial terms in writing before order release.
Define the checks for dimensions, construction, upholstery and appearance against the approved order.
Confirm packing, transport, documentation, installation responsibility and the handover checks.

Photographs establish a direction. Approved physical samples and a written specification establish the final material. Composition, performance, care and finish availability require confirmation.
Share the drawings, room list, quantities, reference images, destination and target requirements. If some details are unknown, identify them clearly in the brief.
No blanket availability is claimed. Feasibility, material choices and any custom construction must be confirmed for the selected item.
These terms have not been verified for the export offer. Request written confirmation for the specific product schedule.
The supplied materials describe domestic delivery and installation procedures. Overseas installation scope, local partners and responsibilities remain to be confirmed.
Bring your drawings, product ideas and project priorities. Start with a clear brief.