Myth-busting: why quality furniture does not cost more in the end
Is the price tag the first thing you look at? Quality materials, hardware and craft cost more up front – and far less over the life of the furniture.
Show newsIs the price tag the first thing you look at? Quality materials, hardware and craft cost more up front – and far less over the life of the furniture.
Show newsOne team, one contract, one point of contact – from the first sketch through building works to the installed furniture, with the budget held throughout.
Show newsThree years after the first fit-out, VEOS Pospisil came back to extend it – the same character, new storage and workstations from the standard TYPO collection.
Show newsChoosing a material is like choosing ingredients in a kitchen. Solid wood, plywood, melamine board, HPL, artificial stone and recycled panels – what each one is for.
Show newsDocumentation, costing, pre-project meeting, scope of works, contract, building works, production, installation – the eight steps of a complete interior.
Show newsFour floors, 3,000 m2, curved gloss furniture vacuum-pressed to shape and 12,000 hours of work – and first place in the regional offices category.
Show newsClosing means lost revenue. With the right timing, a firm programme and a fixed scope of works, a restaurant refurbishment can run in weeks, not months.
Show newsThe plan started as a fully bespoke interior and ended as standard TYPO furniture – without losing quality, and inside the budget.
Show newsAn operating lease turns a big one-off outlay into regular payments, keeps the furniture off the balance sheet and leaves capital free for the business.
Show newsIdea, brief, design, engineering, production, prototype, finishing – how a bespoke piece of furniture comes about, step by step.
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