A Trade-Only Westminster Residency Connects Interior Concepts With Delivery Through Faura

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The kitchen at Faura Interior Design Residency, 75 Page Street, Westminster, London

LONDON, United Kingdom - October 19, 2026 - Faura [https://faura.global] has opened a trade-only interior design residency in Westminster, London, providing professional visitors with access to more than 200 brands and finished spaces for specification and client presentations. The Faura Interior Design Residency opened in September 2026, with an opening night held on 10 September.

The residency is intended for interior designers, architects, developers and contractors. Its represented categories include Italian furniture, lighting, natural stone and surfaces, bathrooms and brassware, textiles, paint, and architectural hardware. The range allows trade visitors to consider multiple parts of an interior in one setting and to discuss how those parts relate to a broader scheme.

The residency is structured as a working showroom and is available by appointment Monday through Friday, 09:00-18:00. Designers can use the finished spaces to develop schemes, review combinations of products and present proposals to clients. The setting is intended to support decisions that are often made across several stages of a project, from early material research to a more complete specification.

For trade clients, the service extends beyond viewing products. A client can specify across the represented brands in one place and ask Faura's team to manage procurement, logistics and delivery. Orders across brands can be handled as one order and one invoice. This gives professional teams a single point for the operational work that follows the selection of products.

The arrangement responds to the practical requirements of design projects. A finished interior depends on coordination among many elements, and a team may otherwise need to manage separate product searches, supplier contacts, paperwork and delivery arrangements. Faura's stated purpose is to bring those tasks closer to the specification and presentation process, so the work can proceed through a more consolidated route.

The finished spaces also provide a shared reference for client meetings. Rather than discussing every item in isolation, a designer can present a scheme in an environment where furniture, lighting, surfaces, bathroom products, textiles, paint and hardware can be considered together. The designer remains responsible for the creative direction and the specification, while the residency offers the setting and support for the related steps.

Contractor introductions are available on request for tiling, decorating, electrical and smart-home installation. The introductions are intended for trade clients who require support with selected parts of implementation. They complement the residency's role as a resource for design development, client presentation and coordinated procurement.

Faura says designers have described sourcing, paperwork and logistics as significant challenges around a project. The residency is intended to let a designer specify, show the scheme to a client and place the order in one place, then return attention to designing.

The residency's trade-only status keeps access focused on professional work. Interior designers and architects can use it for client-facing meetings, while developers and contractors can review products and finishes relevant to their projects. The appointment-based schedule creates a setting for visitors to discuss requirements in detail and work through decisions rather than simply browse.

The opening adds a consolidated resource to London's design landscape. Interiors frequently require products from different specialist categories, but the result must function and read as a single environment. A showroom that combines those categories with procurement, logistics and delivery support can help trade teams keep the relationship between design decisions and project administration visible.

The residency can serve different needs over the life of a project. A designer may begin by comparing materials, return with a client to discuss a scheme, and later use the same relationship for ordering and delivery coordination. Keeping those stages near one another offers a straightforward way to maintain continuity as a project develops.

Clients and project teams can also use the residency as a common setting for reviewing choices. The design can be discussed as a connected interior while practical questions about ordering and installation are brought into the same professional conversation.

Trade professionals interested in access can apply for a trade account [https://faura.global/apply-trade]. The residency accepts appointments Monday through Friday, 09:00-18:00.

About Faura

Faura Ltd operates the Faura [https://faura.global] Interior Design Residency, a trade-only showroom and residency in Westminster, London. Opened in September 2026, the residency represents more than 200 brands across Italian furniture, lighting, natural stone and surfaces, bathrooms and brassware, textiles, paint, and architectural hardware. It supports trade specification, client presentations, procurement, logistics and delivery across represented brands.

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