Vendors ship to our receiving warehouse, not to the client's home. Every piece is inspected against the purchase order, photographed, and any damage documented before it ever reaches your client. We stage everything until installation day, then deliver and place to your floor plan with packaging removed and the space left ready for photography.
When the sofa arrives with a scuff the client sees first, the client does not call the vendor. They call you. A receiving and delivery partner who inspects before delivery protects the experience your client has with your work.
Interior designers manage procurement from multiple vendors on overlapping timelines. Pieces arrive at different times. Some arrive damaged. Some are the wrong item. None of that should reach the client as a surprise. Sending vendor shipments directly to the client's home is the fastest way to hand the client a problem that should have been caught at receiving.
Royal Moving & Storage provides designer receiving and delivery services across eight markets. Vendors ship to our warehouse. We receive, inspect, photograph, and flag any damage before it moves further. We stage all items until installation day. On installation day, our crew delivers and places everything to your floor plan, removes all packaging, and leaves the space ready for the reveal. Transparent pricing, USDOT #3617767, and a receiving account that works as an extension of your studio.
Read More About Us →From vendor shipment to client reveal, the receiving and delivery workflow handles every stage. The designer stays informed; the client sees the finished result.
Vendors ship to our receiving warehouse. Every piece is unboxed, inspected against the purchase order, photographed in full, and any damage or discrepancy is documented and reported to the designer before anything moves further. Damaged or wrong items are flagged for vendor return at this stage, not on installation day in the client's home.
All approved pieces held in climate-controlled, organised staging until the designer confirms the installation date. When everything needed for the installation is in and confirmed, we prepare the delivery manifest, review the floor plan with the designer, and schedule the crew for the delivery day. No partial deliveries to the client's home unless the designer requests it.
Delivery to the client's home with two or more white-glove crew members. Pieces carried to the correct rooms, assembled where required, and placed to the designer's floor plan. All packaging removed and taken away. The space is left clean and ready for the client reveal or photographer. The designer controls the sequence; our crew executes it.
Set up an account once. From then on, direct vendors to our receiving address and you stay informed on every piece without having to coordinate individual shipments yourself.
We confirm your receiving address, your preferred documentation format, and how you want damage reports delivered. Ongoing account or single-project basis.
Vendors ship to our warehouse. We notify you when each piece arrives, send you the condition report and photographs, and flag any damage or discrepancy the same day.
When all pieces for the installation are in, you confirm the delivery date. We review the floor plan with you, confirm any assembly requirements, and schedule the white-glove crew.
Everything delivered to the client's home, placed to your plan, assembled, and packaging removed. You arrive for the reveal; the client sees the finished result.
Interior design projects often involve moving existing furnishings out, handling high-value pieces with extra care, and coordinating around a renovation or remodel timeline.
When a client's existing high-value pieces need to move to storage or to a new address as part of the redesign, white-glove handling for art, antiques, and custom furniture.
For existing furniture and belongings displaced during a project, or for incoming vendor pieces that need to be held before the installation date is confirmed.
For design projects tied to a renovation, we handle the move out of existing furnishings so contractors can work, and the move back in coordinated with the installation of new pieces.
For commercial design projects including hotel, restaurant, and retail build-outs, our FF&E logistics service manages receiving, warehousing, and final-mile delivery at scale.
For items being returned to vendors or shipped out, professional packing to vendor-standard protection so return claims are not complicated by transit damage.
For high-profile clients where discretion about the property address, the project scope, and the client identity is part of the engagement terms.
We operate receiving warehouses and designer delivery services across the West Coast and in Texas, in markets with significant concentrations of interior design studios and high-end residential projects.
The difference between a receiving service and a delivery service is what happens between the vendor's truck and the client's home.
Set up a receiving account for your studio. Vendors ship to us, we inspect and stage, you confirm the installation day, and we deliver and place everything to your floor plan with the space left ready for the reveal.
Yes, and that is the point of the receiving account. When you set up an account, we give you our warehouse address in your market. You use that address as the delivery destination on all your vendor purchase orders. Vendors ship to us; we receive, inspect, and hold until you are ready for the installation. The client’s home address is not given to vendors.
