Luxury antiques The company combines design services with a curated selection of 18th and 19th century European antiques and fine gifts, suggesting opportunities to upsell high-end furniture, lighting, and decorative accessories to interior design projects.

Sustainability edge With explicit expertise in sustainable design, there is potential to position services to eco-conscious clients and collaborate on green renovation projects, leveraging their design capabilities for sustainable material sourcing and space planning.

Boutique scale advantages Small team size (2-10 employees) combined with a broad catalog indicates potential to target high-margin, bespoke design engagements and personalized services for affluent clients seeking curated solutions.

Integrated services Hosting both product retail and interior/exterior design services creates cross-sell opportunities; pursue bundled offerings that combine furnishings, custom linens, window treatments, and space planning for comprehensive project packages.

Digital expansion Existing tech stack includes Squarespace Commerce and digital marketing tools; there is room to enhance online showroom experiences, content marketing, and targeted outreach to comparable luxury brands and design-conscious consumer segments to grow revenue.