Spec the room.We source the room.
Send a screenshot. The Specialist finds the factory. Samples arrive at the studio before the client signs off. Supplier price plus a flat 20%. Your client never sees the fee.
Send a screenshot. We find it.
Pinterest board. Instagram save. A photograph of the room you walked through last week. Send what you have, in the shape it lives in. The Specialist reads it the same day and comes back with the named factory inside one business day.
Fabric in the studio before the client signs off.
Wood swatch. Leg finish. Leather memo. Fabric cutting. Couriered to the studio before your client commits to the room. Sample terms written into the brief so the costs are known before anything ships from the factory.
Behind the studio. Always.
Your name on the invoice. Your name on the install. The supplier price plus a flat 20% lands at the studio. What you charge the client is yours to set. DAF never appears in front of the room.
We bid the room you do not want to chase.
Keep the rooms you want to source yourself. Hand off the curved sofa nobody can find. Hand off the dining set across three vendors. Each room is a self-contained job: spec, sample, order, deliver, settle.
Foshan workshop on every line.
Foshan-direct on every piece. Same workshops the dealer floor buys from. The factory is named on the plan. The supplier price is on the plan. The fee is on the plan. Nothing is hidden inside the freight number.
Damage stays with DAF. Not the studio.
White-glove to the client address or to the studio store. Damage claims and warranty stay on our side of the wall. You finish the room. We disappear. The fix is on DAF if the piece arrives wrong.
The decorator stays the face.DAF stays out of the room.
Send a screenshot. We find it.
Mood board. Dim sheet. Room photos. The Pinterest save you cannot get out of your head. One business day later you have the named factory, the supplier price, and the sample en route to the studio.