Furniture catalog formats
- full collection catalog for print and PDF distribution;
- dealer line sheets for quick configuration and quoting;
- specification edition for architects and project teams;
- seasonal inserts for new models, finishes, or fabrics.
Combining inspiration with configuration
Furniture buyers need to imagine a collection in a real interior, while dealers need precise information to create an order. We connect these tasks instead of separating them into unrelated documents. Editorial spreads introduce the atmosphere and key pieces; collection maps then explain modules, dimensions, finishes, and compatible options.
For modular systems, the catalog must show how individual elements form complete configurations. Diagrams, coded components, and consistent dimension rules help dealers build combinations without repeatedly consulting the factory. Material libraries use the same codes as the order system, reducing mismatches between the printed swatch, the PDF, and the commercial specification.
Production for showroom and digital sales
The print edition can use larger photography, tactile paper, and carefully paced spreads for in-person consultation. The PDF edition needs a manageable file size, readable technical information, bookmarks by collection, and links that work during remote communication. Both editions come from the same approved design system, so the brand and product logic remain consistent.
We can work with location photography, studio images, 3D renders, drawings, and material samples. Before layout, assets are grouped by collection and checked for resolution, color consistency, and missing angles. This makes the catalog easier to approve and easier to refresh when the next collection launches.
