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Read more →Common questions about working with us on vintage sourcing, styling, and conceptual projects.
We work on residential interiors, commercial spaces like hotels and boutiques, personal wardrobe curation, and event or brand-launch concepts. Each project is assessed individually to ensure we can deliver the right level of sourcing and styling.
We rely on a network of European flea markets, estate sales, antique dealers, and private collectors. For each project, we define a clear brief — era, material, function — and then search specifically for items that match. We also handle logistics like shipping and condition checks.
Yes. We often blend existing pieces with newly sourced vintage items to create a cohesive look. For wardrobe projects, we review what you already own and suggest additions that complement your current style rather than replacing everything.
It depends on the scope. A small residential room or a capsule wardrobe can take 4–6 weeks from brief to delivery. Larger commercial or event projects may take 8–12 weeks, especially if custom fabrication or restoration is involved.
Yes. We work with clients remotely via video calls, shared mood boards, and detailed sourcing lists. For larger projects, we can travel to site for key milestones. Contact us to discuss the best approach for your location.
All project scopes, sourcing lists, and styling proposals are provided as conceptual frameworks. Final selections and quantities may vary depending on market availability, client approval, and condition of sourced items. Fmvintage acts as a curator and consultant; ownership of physical goods transfers only upon written confirmation and payment.
Timelines stated in project outlines are estimates based on typical sourcing cycles. Delays may occur due to customs clearance, seasonal market closures, or restoration requirements. We will communicate any changes promptly and adjust schedules by mutual agreement.
Visual references, mood boards, and sample palettes are for directional use only. Actual materials, finishes, and colors may differ slightly from digital representations. We recommend reviewing physical samples before final approval.
Confidentiality of client briefs, property details, and personal styling preferences is maintained throughout and after the engagement. No project imagery or client information will be shared publicly without explicit written consent.
These clarifications form part of the service agreement. Any terms not explicitly covered here are subject to the separate terms of service available on request. For questions regarding a specific project or engagement, please refer to your signed proposal or contact us directly.