Did you know there’s a significant difference between domestic and commercial-use products?
When clients consider sourcing their own furniture or decor items, they often underestimate the vast contrast between products intended for residential and commercial use. Unlike residential spaces, commercial areas endure high foot traffic and wear and tear on every aspect, from seating to lighting to equipment. Even the finest domestic furniture and fabric isn’t engineered for constant, everyday use, as much of it is designed for occasional use.
Using non-commercial grade or quality assured products results in a high turnover of items. While they may initially appear cheaper, when calculated over time, they ultimately cost both time and money. Investing in products specifically crafted for commercial environments is crucial, offering durability and performance. A common misconception is that commercial furniture is dull or solely functional. Modern commercial furniture boasts almost limitless design possibilities, allowing your business to achieve the desired aesthetic without compromising resilience and sustainability. Needless to say, in terms of value for money, their longevity offers a substantial return on the initial investment.
In today’s competitive market, the success of commercial interior design projects hinges on delivering both aesthetics and longevity. We always prioritise sustainability and durability in our designs.
So, if you’re contemplating sourcing your own furniture and equipment for your commercial space, think again. As we’ve highlighted, it may seem cheaper initially, but it will prove costly in the long run!
Posted by: Olivia Grier