Valyōu Furniture is launching a new B2B interior design service, Valyōu Spaces, to support those looking for a living space designed by “renowned interior designers.”
According to the Friday (Sept. 2) press release, Valyōu Spaces is also looking into new partnerships with real estate businesses and professionals searching for design services and furniture rentals for owner-occupied or rental properties.
The new venture has already had a resonance as a business-to-consumer (B2C) service, per the release, with residents looking restyle their homes with new furniture. Valyōu said the program aims to help real estate partners, providing design services to customers directly and helping them access a space that’s furnished for their needs.
Valyōu Spaces is offered in three tiers, which each come at a different cost with different levels of furnishings. The release noted that the most comprehensive package, Black, comes with “linen, cutlery, dishes, toiletries and accessories such as candles” and lets customers use a turnkey service to walk around in a furnished living space.
“Valyou Spaces is a game-changing opportunity for property owners and residents looking to make their moving process as seamless as possible,” said Efi Bisk, Valyōu’s co-founder. “Our expert designers know how to create spaces that fit all lifestyles and budgets, taking the guesswork out of how to furnish living spaces fully.”
In other B2B furniture-related news, large-parcel eCommerce platform GigaCloud Technology closed a $41 million initial public offering (IPO) in August.
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The platform works to connect primarily Asian manufacturers with American, Asian and European resellers, featuring tools for discovery, payments and logistics.
“We will build a ‘Global commerce hub for furniture and large home goods’ together,” the company said in a press release.
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