Furniture placement and room setup
We deliver and place furniture to spec — by room, by layout drawing, by designer direction. Not to the nearest open wall.
White Glove & On-Site Logistics
When curbside delivery isn't good enough.
High-touch handling, precise placement, and on-site problem-solving for business environments where the details matter.
What this means in practice
Not a luxury upgrade. An operational requirement.
White glove in a business context doesn't mean white uniforms and soft music. It means a crew trained to carry items through an active facility without marking the walls, place a 200-pound conference table in a specific position in a specific room, handle a piece of custom furniture worth more than a car, and adapt when the plan meets real-world conditions. That's what we're talking about.
What white glove includes
- Placement in the designated room, not just delivery to the building
- Furniture assembly and positioning per layout or designer spec
- Blanket wrapping and protective handling for all items
- Debris and packaging removal
- Documentation of item condition at delivery
- Active-environment navigation (occupied offices, hotels, healthcare facilities)
What standard delivery doesn't include
- Placement beyond the threshold or loading dock
- Assembly or setup
- Protection of in-place flooring, walls, or furnishings
- Adjustment if placement doesn't match spec
- Any follow-up for damage discovered post-delivery
Common scopes
Work we do regularly under this service.
The crew difference
The equipment is standard. The crew is the variable.
A crew that can adapt in the room is worth more than a perfect plan that breaks at the door.
Trained on active environments
We navigate occupied offices, hotels under renovation, healthcare facilities, and retail spaces — without disrupting the people in them.
Protective materials for every job
Blanket wrapping, floor runners, corner protection, and packing materials appropriate to the item. Not improvised.
Able to problem-solve on site
When the elevator can't fit the item, or the room dimensions don't match the plan, the crew adapts — without calling it off.
Accountable chain of custody
We document item condition before and after. If something arrives damaged, we know exactly what happened and when.
How it works
Precise delivery, start to finish.
01
Share the delivery scope and environment
What's being delivered, where it's going, any placement specifications, and the type of facility. We plan around your environment.
02
We prepare the right crew and materials
Crew size, vehicle, and protective materials are matched to the job — not defaulted.
03
We deliver, place, and confirm
Items placed to spec. Packaging removed. Condition documented. We don't leave until it's right.
FAQ
Questions about white glove and on-site logistics services
Q
What's the difference between white glove delivery and standard delivery?
Standard delivery gets an item to a loading dock or threshold. White glove delivery means the item is carried into the building, placed in the correct room, assembled if needed, and packaging is removed. We treat the destination as the final step, not the door.
Q
Can you place items according to a designer's floor plan or layout?
Yes. Interior designers regularly use us for exactly this. We work from layout drawings or room-by-room placement specs and position items accordingly.
Q
Do you handle artwork and high-value decorative items?
Yes, within commercial environments. We use blanket wrapping and careful two-person handling for art, mirrors, framed pieces, and decorative fixtures. We are not a fine art crating specialist for high-value museum-grade pieces, but for business and hospitality environments, we handle these items regularly.
Q
Can you work in a hotel or hospitality environment during operations?
Yes. Active-environment execution is a core capability. We're accustomed to working in facilities where guests, staff, or customers are present — with appropriate noise, timing, and access protocols.
Q
What if items arrive damaged from the manufacturer?
We document condition at delivery and can hold damaged items separately for your vendor's return process. We don't deliver items we've identified as damaged without flagging it to the client first.