What is a Receiving Warehouse, and Why your Interior Design Business Needs One

Receiving fees, storage, white glove delivery, assembly, inspection, EEK! What does this all mean?

For some of our interior designer clients, the thought of finding and using a receiver is enough to make them not want to deal with buying and selling goods. But once you have a good receiver, it can make all the difference in your ability to source custom items, generate revenue from product sales, and have the ability to control the end result for those magazine worthy images. 

But how does a receiver even work? Who pays for it? Can you ship stuff direct?

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