Furniture Supply for Residential Projects
PROJECT SALES · UNITED KINGDOM
RIT Concept supplies contemporary furniture for residential developments, Build to Rent schemes, furnished apartments, student accommodation and serviced living. Combine selected UK-held stock with bespoke manufacturing options to build a furniture schedule around the scale, style and timing of your project.
A practical furniture partner for residential projects
From an individual show apartment to a multi-unit residential scheme, the right supply plan must balance appearance, specification, access, budget and delivery timing. RIT Concept brings together a broad modern furniture range, a London showroom and warehouse, selected UK stock, direct sourcing and configurable product options. We work with developers, operators, interior designers, architects, procurement teams and property professionals who need more than a standard retail basket.
Build to Rent
Coordinated furniture for apartments and shared spaces, with options for repeatable room schemes, phased requirements and future replacements.
Apartment packages
Furniture selections for studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, planned around the room layout and the intended resident or guest profile.
Student accommodation
Bedroom, living, dining and communal-area furniture for student housing and PBSA briefs, subject to the required specification and project standards.
Serviced apartments
Design-led packages for serviced apartments, aparthotels and managed portfolios where a consistent visual identity and practical replacement route matter.
Two supply routes, one coordinated brief
Selected UK-held stock
Suitable for samples, show apartments, smaller programmes, urgent replacements and projects where shorter lead times are important. Availability is checked against the required quantity before a proposal is confirmed.
Bespoke manufacturing
For projects requiring particular dimensions, colours, fabrics, finishes or quantities. Minimum order requirements, samples, production timing and commercial terms are confirmed after reviewing the specification.
A project can use either route or a considered combination of both. For example, UK stock may support the show unit or first phase while made-to-order pieces provide a more specific finish for the main programme.
Furniture categories for complete room schemes
Build a coordinated schedule across living, dining and bedroom spaces. Product suitability, dimensions and quantities are reviewed against the individual brief; a listing in a category does not by itself confirm a particular commercial or regulatory requirement.
How a project enquiry works
Share the brief
Tell us the project type, location, approximate unit count, room types, target dates and required furniture categories.
Review and selection
We review the information, identify relevant products and clarify any specification, access, quantity or finish requirements.
Proposal and confirmation
A proposal is prepared around confirmed products, quantities, availability, bespoke requirements and the agreed service scope.
Delivery coordination
Delivery stages and any available installation service are agreed for the project and location before the order is finalised.
What to include in your project brief
A clear first brief helps us respond with a more relevant selection. You do not need a completed BOQ before contacting us, but the following information is useful where available:
- Project address or postcode
- Development or accommodation type
- Number of units and typical room types
- Floor plans or key room dimensions
- Furniture categories and estimated quantities
- Preferred colours, materials or design direction
- Target delivery period and any phasing
- Budget range or specification priorities
Why discuss the project with RIT Concept?
London showroom
Meet the team and view selected furniture and materials at the RIT Concept showroom in N17 9QU. Product availability for viewing should be confirmed before the appointment.
Broad coordinated range
Source major living, dining and bedroom categories through one product range rather than assembling every room from unrelated suppliers.
Stock and made-to-order options
Use current UK availability where it suits the programme and explore bespoke production when the brief needs a different specification or scale.
Project-specific planning
Quantities, product suitability, access, delivery and any installation requirement are reviewed for the actual project instead of assumed from retail product information.
Project furniture FAQs
What types of projects can RIT Concept review?
We welcome enquiries for residential developments, Build to Rent schemes, furnished apartments, student accommodation, serviced apartments, show homes and selected hospitality or business spaces. Suitability is confirmed after reviewing the brief.
Can you supply furniture for more than one apartment?
Yes. Send the unit count, room types and estimated quantities so availability, sourcing options and the most practical supply route can be assessed.
Do you offer complete apartment furniture packages?
We can help assemble coordinated living, dining and bedroom selections around a project brief. The final package depends on dimensions, specification, quantity, budget and current availability.
Can products be customised?
Selected products may support different sizes, colours, fabrics or finishes, while other requirements may need bespoke manufacturing. Minimum order quantities, samples and lead times are confirmed per proposal.
Can we visit the showroom before placing an order?
Yes. The RIT Concept showroom is in London N17 9QU. Arrange the visit in advance so the team can confirm which relevant products and samples are available to view.
Do you provide delivery and installation?
Delivery coordination is discussed for each project. Where an installation service is available, its coverage, access requirements, cost and scope are confirmed in the proposal rather than assumed.
Planning a residential furniture project?
Share the project type, location, approximate unit count, required categories and target date. The RIT Concept team can then review the brief and advise on the next practical step.
