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It does, by design. A membership scales with you, whether you are hiring quickly, shrinking, or folding three teams onto one floor.

One desk serves four or five tenancies instead of one, and each return is repaired rather than replaced. Nothing new gets made for a room that already has enough.

A walkthrough, a plan you can mark up, then delivery. Small floors are usually furnished within three weeks of signing.

A monthly fee covers the pieces, the delivery, the repairs, and the swap when a team outgrows its corner. You never own a chair, so you never store one.

Log what you own, service it on a schedule, and keep the spare parts in the building. Most pieces fail at a joint or a castor, not at the frame.

Move what is sound, refinish what is tired, and buy only the gaps. The largest reduction on any project we have run came from simply not ordering.

For anything with a solid frame, yes. Reupholstery and a new worktop typically land near a third of the replacement price and arrive a good deal sooner.

Those two rarely fight. Our stock is curated rather than salvaged at random, so a reused floor reads as a considered scheme, not a compromise.

Survey, layout, storage, install, and the removal of whatever the last tenant left. One team holds the schedule so the floor is usable on the Monday.

We start by watching how the rooms are used for a fortnight, then change the plan around what people actually do rather than what the floorplate suggests.