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Technical development
Drawings, materials, and construction are developed against the studio’s design, and revised through the approval process already in use on the project.
Services
One project, from the drawing to the supply.
Technical development, the quotation, and the furniture that is made are connected. MODALITY follows the designer’s drawings, schedule, material habits, and approval process.
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Project quotation
A quotation is prepared once specification, quantities, and the supply scope are confirmed. It is the price of the furniture to be supplied, including the technical development and manufacturing coordination agreed for that project.
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Bespoke furniture supply
Approved pieces are then made and coordinated for delivery. The supply follows the quotation, not a separate catalogue of stock items.
Begin from the document you already have.
A sketch
An early drawing is enough to begin a conversation about making, proportion, and what an indicative budget would need to assume.
A furniture schedule
An existing schedule can be read by room or area, with dimensions, quantities, and materials kept in the language the studio already uses.
A tender bill of quantities
A BOQ can be the starting document when the project is already in procurement. Scope is taken from the quantities issued, then checked against what can be supplied.
Indicative budget
For a design decision.
An indicative budget is a figure used while materials, sizes, and quantities are still moving. It helps a studio choose. It is not an offer to supply the furniture.
Project quotation
After the scope is confirmed.
A project quotation is written when the specification, the quantities, and the supply scope are confirmed. That quotation is how the furniture is priced. It includes the technical development and manufacturing coordination agreed for the project.
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