Furniture supplier for interior designers in London

A Faura trade account gives a studio access to trade pricing across every brand in the showroom, direct specification support from the in-house team, and a named contact for orders and logistics. Accounts are opened for practising interior designers and studios on the basis of a portfolio, a website and a live or recent project.

Once opened, the account carries across projects — one relationship, one pricing structure, one point of accountability for every order raised through Faura.

The showroom holds an on-site sample library covering wood veneers, marbles, leathers, metals, lacquers and textiles from the roster. Designers can review physical swatches in daylight, take cuttings for client presentation and request larger memos where a reference needs to be seen at scale.

For textiles from Dedar in particular, cuttings and returnable sample lengths can be arranged for on-site testing. For bespoke joinery from Laura Meroni and Longhi, finish boards and section drawings are prepared per project.

Yes. Client-facing appointments are common at Faura and can be booked into a private area with schemes pre-staged. Because the showroom is not open to the public, sessions are unhurried and the room can be dressed to the project — swatches, boards, references and pricing indications all laid out ahead of the meeting.

The Faura residency is a paid membership for interior designers who want a London base connected to the showroom. Contact us to confirm current benefits, availability and terms.

To apply, complete the designer application. The team will confirm next steps after your application is submitted.

Designers use Faura to present schemes to clients as well as to source them. Because the showroom is private and every visit is booked, the room can be dressed to the scheme in advance — swatches, boards, references and specified pieces laid out ahead of the meeting. Clients experience the scheme in materials rather than on a screen, which speeds up decisions on finishes and reduces back-and-forth.

Client-facing appointments are booked alongside working trade appointments. The designer runs the meeting; the Faura host is on hand for technical questions.

On request, Faura introduces members to vetted contractors in the disciplines that typically finish a scheme: tiling for stone and porcelain, decorating and painting for wall finishes, electrical for lighting circuits, and smart-home installation for integrated controls. Introductions are made when needed; the designer stays in the direct relationship with the contractor.

The quickest route is to book a private appointment for a first visit with a live project brief. For designers who want ongoing access and workspace, ask about the residency.