Interior designers can provide a range of services, and whether they supply furniture depends on the specific agreement between the designer and the client. Some interior designers offer a full-service approach, which may include sourcing and providing furniture, accessories, and other elements needed to complete the design.

In such cases, the interior designer may have access to a network of suppliers, manufacturers, and retailers, allowing them to curate a selection of furnishings that align with the client’s preferences and the overall design concept. They may handle everything from selecting furniture pieces to coordinating delivery and installation.

On the other hand, some interior designers may focus solely on the conceptual and aesthetic aspects of design, leaving the client responsible for purchasing the recommended items. In such situations, the designer may provide a list of suggested furniture and decor items, along with specifications and guidance on where to purchase them.

It’s essential to clarify the scope of services with your chosen interior designer before starting a project to ensure a clear understanding of responsibilities, including whether they will be providing furniture or if that task falls to the client.