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A design-led sourcing process keeps the floor plan, visual direction, product decisions, quotation, quality evidence, packing, and delivery information connected from the first brief to handover.
Define the layout, atmosphere, key materials, room priorities, required categories, budget direction, and practical constraints before showroom or catalog selection. This gives every product decision a shared design standard.
Furniture, cabinetry, lighting, stone, tile, sanitary ware, curtains, rugs, and decor should be recorded with stable item references, dimensions, materials, finishes, quantities, rooms, approval status, supplier source, and quotation version.
Approved selections should stay connected to samples, production follow-up, visible QC records, package labels, packing lists, loading preparation, shipping documents, and installation references so the local team can understand what arrives.
The combined workflow helps keep room proportions, materials, colors, quantities, budget decisions, supplier communication, and delivery information aligned instead of treating each purchase as an isolated item.
No. A project can combine standard products, selected showroom items, custom cabinetry, made-to-order furniture, and project-specific materials according to the approved design and written scope.
Not automatically. Local permits, structural work, building services, code compliance, site measurement, construction, and installation responsibilities must be allocated to qualified local parties unless the written project scope states otherwise.
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