Every space.Every building.Same engine.
Hotels, restaurants, offices, multi-family. One brief. One quote. One delivery schedule. Volume terms, project pricing, line-item transparency — the same way we furnish a single room.
Every building.One contract.
Every building.Every space.
Six verticals run on the same procurement engine. Same model. Same itemized contract.
Hotels, boutique inns, short-stay rentals. Full-floor outfits or single-room refreshes — under the same Specialist.
Restaurants, bars, cafes. From front-of-house seating to back-of-house workstations — sourced through our network.
Offices, co-working, studios. Custom millwork, conference seating, lounge zones — vendor consolidated to one contract.
School libraries, university lounges, classroom systems. Built for use; warrantied through the supplier.
Wellness centers, spas, recovery suites, clinics. Materials chosen for cleaning standards, sourced for warmth.
Public buildings, civic spaces, embassies. Procurement-grade transparency, full audit trail on every line item.
The contract pieces.seating · tables · beds.
A live slice of what DAF currently sources at volume. Each piece supports project-quantity quoting through a commercial account.
We know where every piece comes from.Because we source it.
Every piece in your plan carries a maker name and a city — not a catalog code. We have direct relationships with workshops that don't advertise. You access them through the 20% fee.
Leather & upholstery workshops
Precision wood mills
Minimalist studio makers
Joinery & lacquer specialists
Ceramic & cork artisans
Textile & weaving houses
Steel & engineered frames
Hand-knotted rugs & brass
Three types of brief.One process.
Commercial engagements differ in scale, not in approach. DAF runs the same sourcing discipline on 30 pieces as on 300 — the project management layer scales up accordingly.
The most complex commercial engagement. Each room or suite may require individual spec — a 40-room boutique hotel means 40 beds, 40 desks, 80 nightstands, 40 wardrobes. Consistency of finish across the entire run is non-negotiable. DAF manages workshop allocation across multiple suppliers to ensure that piece 01 and piece 312 look identical.
High volume in a tight space. A 60-cover restaurant needs 60–80 dining chairs, 20–30 tables, bar stools, server stations, and host furniture. Durability spec is strict: commercial upholstery grade is 100,000+ rub cycles; frames must tolerate constant repositioning. DAF runs F&B briefs from 8-seat wine bars to 180-cover restaurant groups.
Fewer pieces, higher individual specification. A 30-person studio may order 30 task chairs, 8 desks, a boardroom table, lounge seating, and kitchen furniture. The brief often comes from an interior designer — DAF coordinates directly with the designer and delivers to their timeline. Ergonomics and brand coherence are the primary criteria.
All commercial briefs are handled by a named Specialist. No account managers. Budget above €15,000 + 20% DAF fee. Contracts available on request.
Supplier price.DAF fee.One document.
The supplier price is always visible. The DAF service fee is always itemized. Everything in one contract — no surprises on delivery.
Pricing is quoted per project. Open a commercial account to receive your itemized breakdown.
Open acommercial account.one Specialist, one contract.
Send a brief. A Specialist reviews it and returns an itemized plan. One contract covers every piece.