The bridge between Italian design and a schedule that actually holds
Specifying imported furniture for an Indian project usually forces a compromise nobody enjoys: the design you want, or the date you promised. Stock is what closes that gap. The pieces a manufacturer keeps on the shelf are not a discount range — they are the most-requested part of the current collection, in the sizes and finishes most projects choose, produced in advance rather than after your order. Same series, same manufacture, a schedule that a project manager can defend in a review meeting.
What stock does not remove is the paperwork, and we would rather be plain about it: from order to dispatch expect seven to ten days — registration with the manufacturer, release to the warehouse, picking and packing, since stored goods are often not yet packed — with transit added on top for the leg to your site. The exact date is confirmed in writing at order confirmation.
Italian-made office furniture, chosen from ranges we know piece by piece, with availability verified before you commit — so the specification you sign is the one that arrives.
Navy
Seela
Vogue
Lem
Aurore
Azulej
Bas-Relief
Betty
Bloc
Botanica
Celosia
Chamotte
Chymia
Déchirer
Diarama
Dintorni
Folded
Fringe
Homage to the square
Jali
Kosei
Mater
Mattonelle Margherita
Mews
Motivo
Osso & Bottone
Phenomenon
Pico
Primavera
Punto
Puzzle
Rombini
Tally
Tape
Tex
Time
Weaving
Larus
Uno
FAQ
What happens if the quantity we need exceeds what is on the shelf?
Can a large office be furnished in stages using stock?
Can we order from India directly, with delivery to site?
Can we inspect a piece before committing to a quantity?
How long does a model stay available once we have seen it listed?
How to get an availability answer you can build a plan on
An availability reply is only as useful as it is specific. Five steps to a usable answer.