From Workshop to Living Room in 6 Flat Boxes.
From CNC-cut solid white oak in our workshop to a destination-specific DDP estimate shown in your cart.
The DDP Journey
From raw materials in our workshop to the final click in your living room.
Made-to-Order & Fresh-Pressed
ProductionWe don’t keep a warehouse of finished stock. Your pieces are cut, upholstered and packed for your order in 14 days, and the HR45 foam is vacuum-sealed as soon as it is made.
6 Flat Boxes, Whole Apartment
PackingThe 1-bedroom kit packs into 6 flat boxes, none heavier than 24 kg, sized for narrow stairs and small elevators.
Sea Freight, Delivered to Your Door
Destination estimateYour boxes travel by sea and a local carrier brings them to your door, about 25–42 days after they leave the workshop for the US. You get tracking by email when they ship.
Duties Paid Before Delivery (DDP)
Customs clearanceYour cart shows freight and estimated import charges for your address before you pay. We handle customs clearance, and there is nothing more to pay on delivery.
Tool-Free Snap Assembly
DeliveryNo screws, no Allen keys, no loose hardware bags. Pre-installed joints click together by hand: the ModuSofa takes about 25 minutes, the whole kit about 60 minutes.
30-Day Returns
After deliveryChanged your mind? Start a return within 30 days of delivery. We collect the pieces and refund the product price minus a 15% restocking fee, capped at $250 per item. Damaged or missing parts are replaced free.
Before a move: make a furniture parts-and-hardware record
Start with the instructions for your exact product and configuration. A tool-free label or an assembly-time estimate is not a dismantling sequence. This record helps keep permitted removable parts traceable; it does not tell you how to release a joint, lift a heavy piece or approve the furniture for use after moving.
1. Confirm the product and the applicable instructions
Record the product name or SKU, configuration and the title, version, source and date of the instructions you have. Check that they cover disassembly rather than assembly alone. Ask whether the selected product can be dismantled and which parts, if any, are intended to be removed. If the instructions are missing, do not assume a joint releases by reversing the assembly process. Mark the mechanical work pending and ask for the relevant guidance or qualified help. A general brand description does not establish the permitted sequence for every frame, connector or finish.
2. Give permitted parts a traceable identity
Use the part identifiers in the applicable instructions where they exist. Keep a written location or orientation note so that a later inventory can distinguish similar-looking pieces. Record the condition before the move and keep any permitted photographs privately. If a part has no identifier, describe it on a separate record and ask how it should be identified; do not invent a manufacturer part number. Do not mark a visible finish or attach a label to the furniture unless the care instructions allow it. Label a record or container instead when surface marking is not confirmed safe.
3. Track only hardware that is allowed to be removed
Some configurations may have no loose hardware to pack. Do not remove pre-installed connectors merely to create a hardware bag. Where the instructions identify removable hardware, record its description, quantity and the part or location it belongs to. Keep an identifiable container associated with that entry and distinguish the expected count from the count actually packed. Do not mix similar-looking pieces from different products. If an item is missing or its identity is uncertain, keep that uncertainty visible and ask for confirmation. Appearance alone is not evidence that a replacement connector is compatible.
4. Link each inventory entry to its packaging
Record the container or package identifier beside the relevant parts and hardware entries, so unpacking can be checked against packing. Follow the product-specific handling, protection and storage instructions rather than assuming old packaging is still suitable. Ask about unresolved packaging or handling requirements before moving the item. A package identifier is a tracking aid, not a load rating or a claim that the carton is fit for reuse. Keep your inventory and photographs in an appropriate private place; do not put an address, access code or floor plan on a public enquiry or a publicly shared inventory.
5. Reconcile packed and received items before reassembly
Compare the counts and condition notes after unpacking, using the same identifiers. Separate a confirmed count from a missing entry or an item you cannot identify. Record damage and the questions that need product-specific advice. Follow the applicable instructions for reassembly and any required connection checks; this inventory does not supply those checks or confirm that a joint is safe. If parts are damaged, missing or uncertain, keep reassembly or use pending until the relevant issue is resolved. Ask about compatibility, availability and replacement terms without assuming a part is available or will be supplied free.
6. Copy a parts-and-hardware record
Item/SKU and configuration: ____ | Instruction title, version, source and date: ____ | Disassembly permission and pending questions: ____ | Part identifier and manual reference: ____ | Location/orientation note: ____ | Condition before moving: ____ | Allowed removable hardware description: ____ | Count expected / packed / received: ____ | Container or package identifier: ____ | Photograph reference kept privately: ____ | Missing/damaged item and status: ____ | Who must confirm compatibility or next action: ____. Use one entry for each identified part or group of identical hardware, and keep changes traceable between packing and receiving.
How should upholstered furniture be protected during a move?
Match the selected upholstery and finish to their care and moving instructions before choosing protection. Record the current condition and ask which coverings, contact materials, handling restrictions and preparation steps the product source permits. Keep permitted photographs privately with the inventory. Do not assume that a generic wrap is compatible with every fabric or finish, or that covering furniture makes it waterproof or suitable for damp storage. Keep an unconfirmed protection plan pending rather than improvising a cleaning or drying procedure.
What should I check before reusing furniture packaging?
Identify which product and package the material belongs to, record its present condition, and ask whether the applicable instructions permit reuse with the required protection and handling arrangement. Keep missing or damaged packaging components and unanswered questions visible. The published dimensions or an intact-looking box do not establish that the packaging can protect another journey or carry a load. Do not remove or modify protection to make a route appear workable; keep reuse pending until the relevant source confirms the arrangement.
What should I check before storing flat-pack furniture in a damp space?
Obtain the storage requirements for the exact product, finish, upholstery and packaging, then compare them with observations from the proposed space. Record the source, the conditions it actually addresses and any information that remains missing. A flat-pack description, a cover or a material label does not establish permission for damp storage. Do not invent a humidity limit, storage duration or drying treatment from generic advice. If the space cannot be assessed against applicable requirements, keep the storage decision pending and request product-specific guidance.
What should I check if furniture packaging arrives damaged?
Record the visible condition, package identifiers and any product condition that can be observed without extra unsafe handling. Keep the relevant product and instruction references with the open questions, then ask the delivery and product contacts which evidence and next steps apply under current terms. Share identifying photographs only through an appropriate confirmed channel, not a public post. This record does not establish a reporting deadline, a refusal or return decision, or a replacement entitlement. Keep assembly or use pending where damage or part identity is unresolved.
| Decision | Record and check | If evidence is missing |
|---|---|---|
| Moving protection | Selected SKU, upholstery and finish; care/moving source and permitted contact materials; current condition and private photo reference. | Protection plan pending; a generic wrap is not approval or waterproofing. |
| Packaging reuse | Product/package identifier, packaging condition, missing components and applicable reuse permission. | Reuse unknown; dimensions and intact appearance are not a load rating. |
| Storage | Product/packaging storage requirements and source; site observations and unresolved conditions kept separately. | Storage decision pending; humidity, duration and treatment remain unknown. |
| Arrival damage | Package identifier, safely observable condition, private photo reference and open questions for the delivery/product contacts under current terms. | Assembly or use pending where damage or identity is unresolved; no deadline or replacement entitlement established here. |
Use the existing contact page to ask for the applicable product instructions or clarify a specific missing part. Include the product/configuration and the unresolved question from your record, not a publicly shared personal plan. An enquiry does not confirm receipt, replacement availability, cost or delivery arrangements. Check product-specific configuration and assembly questions. Ask about your product instructions. Read the FAQ.
Before choosing protection or samples, Confirm materials and sample information.