Timber
Grain direction, veneer match, stain tone, edge detail, and clearcoat level.

Samples
Sample review support for timber, stone, metal, fabric, leather, lacquer, rug, curtain, lighting, and product details.
Designers need to see how individual supplier samples behave together. The sample page is organized around palette control, evidence requests, tolerance notes, and approval records.
Instead of asking whether one swatch looks good, the workflow asks whether the timber, stone, fabric, metal, rug, lighting temperature, and curtain fabric still support the room concept.
Grain direction, veneer match, stain tone, edge detail, and clearcoat level.
Veining, thickness, edge profile, sealing expectations, and crate protection.
Fabric hand, color shift, rub count, seam direction, and cushion behavior.
Bronze, black, brushed, or polished finishes checked against lighting and hardware.



Designer brief
A clearer brief makes supplier matching, custom work, sampling, and quotation much more useful.