Home decor
Decorative pieces and seasonal lines, developed by colour range and by retail price point.
What we develop by colour range
- Vases and planters
- Ceramic pieces
- Photo frames and wall pieces
- Cushions, throws and textiles
- Table lamps and string lights
- Seasonal and festive lines
A coordinated line turns into mismatched pieces
Colour shift and breakage on the road
Colour and breakage. A glaze that shifts between batches turns a coordinated line into a set of mismatched pieces, and a piece that survives the factory can arrive broken because the insert was designed for the box and not for the road.
One shape in four colours
Volume moves by colour and by shape, not by quantity. Each glaze is a separate setup and each mould is a separate cost. One shape in four colours costs less than four shapes in one colour, and it looks like more range on the shelf.
The shelf date governs the plan
This family sells by season, so the date on the shelf governs everything. Artwork, sampling and sailing are planned backwards from it, and the packaging has to survive being stacked with the rest of the season.
Matched against the approved sample
The colour reference and the protection travel together, because one without the other arrives broken or uneven.
- What the quotation has to state
- Dimensions, material and finish, colour reference, packing quantity and volume per carton.
- The packaging that goes with it
- Individual protection for fragile pieces, a printed sleeve or hang tag, and a shipper sized to the container.
- What the inspection measures
- Colour against the approved sample, finish inspection and vibration test on the packed carton.
The other seven families
See the eight categories
Tell us the product and the target price
We reply with the sourcing plan, the packaging we propose and a quotation that can be compared.