Residential Package Delivery
A whole-home furniture package turns a single floor plan into one accountable path from furniture and material selection through to delivered interiors, rather than furnishing room by room through separate purchases. MWL builds that package to cover living, dining, bedrooms, storage, loose furniture, custom items, lighting references, appliance coordination, materials and global delivery.
Whole-home package
A whole-home package turns one floor plan into coordinated furniture, materials and delivery logic across rooms, not disconnected purchases.
Living, dining, bedroom and storage furniture plus materials, lighting references and delivery coordination when named in the written scope. Appliances and site installation are included only when expressly listed.
A current plan or measured dimensions, room list, style references, budget band, destination and target move-in or handover date. Screenshots from a layout tool help explain preferred arrangements.
100% of approved design fees is credited toward confirmed furniture and material procurement. Eligibility and application are recorded in the written project proposal.
Yes. MWL can inventory keep pieces, check dimensions and materials, and specify new items that complete the palette instead of replacing everything by default.
A renovation order starts with existing conditions, access limits, retained pieces and replacement requirements. Share the current plan or dimensions, room priorities, photos and destination so the schedule reflects the home as it is. A new-build package is coordinated against the approved room schedule and handover conditions.
Yes. Existing pieces can be inventoried with their dimensions and materials, then new furniture and materials can be specified to complement what stays. MWL can organize those inputs and approval comments in the project record; final design decisions and approvals remain with the parties named in the written scope.
Use one room-by-room schedule covering living, dining, bedrooms, storage and other relevant zones, with quantities, dimensions, finishes and retained items. When procurement coordination is included, MWL can consolidate approved items, supplier quotations, sample decisions and order status, including packages assembled from multiple suppliers.
Phases can be organized by room, zone or shipment release, each linked to an item list and receiving contact. The written scope should assign unloading, inspection, storage, damage reporting and onward movement to named parties. Installation is included only when expressly named in that scope.
Project fit
Approach
A whole-home package is different from a room design service. It has to consider circulation, storage, furniture dimensions, finish continuity, lighting, appliance constraints, delivery sequence and site interfaces across the entire residence. MWL starts from the floor plan so the furniture schedule reflects real dimensions, not a loose shopping list.
The service is especially useful for owners furnishing overseas homes, second homes, new apartments or full renovation projects. Instead of separating designer, furniture store, material supplier and shipper, MWL places the main decisions into one technical brief and one order path.
Process
Submit floor plan, photos, inspiration and destination
Receive scope review and package direction
Confirm schedule, materials, budget and design credit terms
Move into procurement, QC, packing and delivery coordination
Delivery context
A whole-home package works best when rooms, retained items, new furniture, materials, budget and delivery constraints are reviewed together. One coordinated schedule helps the owner see which decisions are fixed, which need samples and which remain provisional.
Pricing inputs
FAQ
Loose furniture, custom items, storage, materials, fabrics, lighting references, appliance coordination, schedules, samples, QC and delivery documentation, organized as one package rather than separate room-by-room purchases.
MWL offers an initial scope review, followed by a paid technical package. 100% of approved design fees is credited toward confirmed furniture and material procurement. Eligibility and application are recorded in the written project proposal.
Scope, specification, procurement, logistics and destination handoff. Timing depends on the written project scope; MWL maps milestones after the floor plan, priorities, approvals and responsibilities are confirmed.
No. A floor plan, photos, style references and a budget direction are enough to start the scope review. The schedule gets built out from there.
Yes. Existing pieces can be inventoried so new furniture and materials are chosen to complement what stays, rather than replacing everything by default.
MWL can coordinate furniture, materials, and lighting under one agreed scope, even when products come from multiple suppliers. It consolidates item schedules, finish references, approval records, and shipment information. Each supplier remains responsible for its own product information and production.
MWL tracks sample requests, supplier QC records, and packing documentation before shipment. The scope document identifies who approves samples, who records defects, who confirms packing status, and who gives final acceptance. Physical samples are generally used for upholstery, stone, timber, metal finishes, tile, rugs, glass, and visible lighting components when digital references do not establish the finish.
Phased delivery is organized by room, zone, or shipment release, with each phase linked to an item list and receiving contact. The written scope assigns unloading, inspection, storage, damage reporting, and onward movement to named parties. Installation is included only when expressly named in the written scope.
Renovation coordination starts with existing conditions, access limits, and replacement requirements. A new-build package is coordinated against the approved room schedule and handover conditions. MWL consolidates supplier information and approvals in both cases, while installation is included only when expressly named in the written scope.