How It Works
The project leads. The furniture follows it.
Pieces can be organised by room, by area, or by procurement package. The sequence below is the same in each case. What changes is how the schedule is grouped.


01
Submit the schedule and references

You provide
Drawings, a furniture schedule or BOQ, references, and the material habits the studio already works with.
MODALITY returns
A first reading of the scope, arranged by room, area, or procurement package, and the questions that change the specification.
02
Compare materials and budget

You provide
Preferences, constraints, and a note of which decisions are still open.
MODALITY returns
Material options set beside an indicative budget, so the design can move before a quotation is written.
03
Confirm the specification and match suppliers

You provide
The confirmed specification, quantities, and the approval route for the project.
MODALITY returns
A matched way of making each piece. Matching weighs craft, material, quantity, quality requirements, and the project schedule. Whether that match can proceed is part of the project review.
04
Approve samples and drawings

You provide
Comments and approvals, through the studio’s own process.
MODALITY returns
Drawings and sample records revised to what was approved.
05
Coordinate production and delivery

You provide
Site dates, access, and any change that has already been approved.
MODALITY returns
Coordination of making and delivery against the confirmed supply scope.
Enquiry
Bring the schedule and the references.
Supplier matching waits until the specification and quantities are far enough along to review craft, material, quantity, quality, and the project schedule together.