Furniture assembly
Someone builds the flat-pack you've already bought. It's a trade, priced by the hour or by the item, and it's finished when the last screw goes in. It's the service most often confused with the next one.
Staging for furnished York lets, period terraces and student houses.
We supply, style and install everything a York rental needs to feel like a home, and you keep all of it. Period character is what York properties are selling. Presentation is what proves it's worth the top of the rent range.

York rents on character: period windows, fireplaces, proportions a new-build cannot copy. That character is exactly what gets lost in photographs and viewings when a property is presented badly. Staging that respects the period detail rather than working against it is what turns a nice old building into a rent a tenant is happy to pay at the top of the range.
Search furniture packs in York and you'll get three different businesses wearing the same two words. Only one of them is us, so here is the plain version.
Someone builds the flat-pack you've already bought. It's a trade, priced by the hour or by the item, and it's finished when the last screw goes in. It's the service most often confused with the next one.
You buy the hard furniture itself: beds, wardrobes, chests of drawers, a sofa. It arrives boxed and someone puts it together. If a property has no beds in it, that is the right answer and you should buy one. We don't sell one.
Everything that goes on top. Bedding, curtains, artwork, mirrors, lamps, rugs, plants, and a kitchen with enough in it to cook a proper meal. We supply it, style it and install it, and you keep all of it. Nothing is hired and nothing is collected.
So the order is simple. Empty rooms need a furniture pack first. Rooms that are already furnished and still photograph like a storage unit need us. Plenty of York landlords are in the second position and get quoted for the first, which is why this page spells it out. If you're working out which one you need, start with how to furnish a rental property.
York adds a constraint most cities do not. Much of the rental stock is period, and a good deal of it sits in a conservation area or is listed, so what goes on a wall is not a free choice. We plan around that: existing picture rails and fixings rather than new holes, freestanding lamps where a fitting would need consent, and pieces leaned or placed rather than drilled. Sash windows, original fireplaces and cornicing are the reason the property can ask what it asks, so the brief is to frame them, not cover them. We ask about all of that at quote stage rather than turning up and finding out, which is part of how staging actually runs.
Two markets sit side by side here and they want different rooms. Students at York St John and the University of York, around Heslington and Fulford Road, view in groups and decide on the shared space. The professional and relocation lets that carry the top of York's rents are whole houses taken by people who have moved for work and want to unpack once. Same city, two different briefs, quoted differently.
Every property is priced on what it actually needs, room by room.
You get one fixed, itemised number within 24 hours, and nothing is booked until you approve it.
The let-ready floor for a York property, chosen to sit well against period features.
Our most-taken finish for York lets, the one that photographs against original character.
Everything in Essentials, plus:
For York properties aiming squarely at the top of the rent range.
Everything in Styled, plus:
HMOs are priced per room, so a five-bed lands differently to a two-bed flat. Your quote itemises every room before you commit to any of it.
Here is exactly what happens after you send the form, step by step.
Within 24 hours
Room by room, in writing. You can read it, forward it to your agent, and sit on it. Nothing is booked until you say yes.
Then
We agree an install day around your York tenancy dates, styled to the property's period features rather than a generic finish.
Install day
We deliver and stage every room in one visit, and hand back a property you can photograph that afternoon. It is all yours to keep.
Wherever the property sits in York, the price and the install day work the same way.
Leeds is half an hour down the A64 and it is where most of our week goes, which is what makes a York install easy to schedule at short notice. The distance does not change the price, and there is no call-out fee to add to it.
Yes. We can send the itemised price to your York agent, agree install day around their viewing schedule, and hand the finished property straight back to them.
Something else. A furniture pack is the hard furniture: beds, wardrobes, drawers, a sofa. We don't sell one. We supply and install everything that goes on top of it: bedding, curtains, cushions, artwork, mirrors, lamps, rugs, plants and a kitchen equipped to cook a real meal, chosen to sit with a period room rather than against it. You keep all of it, and nothing is collected afterwards.
We style to the property, not a house style. Sash windows, fireplaces and cornicing are the reason a York property can ask a premium rent in the first place, so the brief is always to present that character clearly rather than cover it with generic accessories.
Within a realistic band, yes. York rents span a wide range for similar-sized properties depending on how they present at viewing. A property that photographs and shows at its best gives you a stronger case for asking near the top of that range rather than settling in the middle of it.