NYC Handyman & White Glove Professional Furniture Assembly Gone Worldwide!!!!

I can say that all my years in this business and construction remodeling whether with EZ Assembly or PDQ (Pretty Damn Quick) Assembly and interior Innovations I have done some research and found 36% of all our business was from Clients that are new to the country whether for work or school. Once arrived most of them already have a lioving arrangement already set-up, but they walk into a totally empty apartment. That's why we are announcing a new service where we can either send them a layout of their dwelling or even detailed pictured to help them decide on what furniture fits best. Our team of Interior Experts will help with the design while taking measurements to be certain their choice will fit. We have experts who can paint, install light fixtures, and whatever needs to be done from picking up their order to purchasing their groceries and cosmetics. We will work with them every single step of the way so they arrive in their Home not an emoty space.

Christopher Purnell
www.nychandymanandfurnitureassembly.com

TREE HUGGER FLAT PACK FURNITURE PICKS!

Flat-pack furniture, much like downloadable designs, owes much of its TreeHugger appeal from having the ability to create something three-dimensional from a flat (or nearly flat) material; this makes it easy to ship, easy to assemble and generally space efficient. Here are some of our favorite flat-packable pieces of furniture.

	1) Unto This Last is a London-based company that makes flat-sing furniture to order, using the latest 3d modelling software and a big CNC machine at the back of the shop. Instead of shipping and storing furniture, they have a load of sustainably harvested Latvian and Finnish plywood. When an order is placed it is manufactured to order, negating the need for a big warehouse, extra transportation or excessive packaging.
	2) DES Furniture takes a single sheet of FSC certified Europly, mixes "conceptual sensitivity with technical expertise", plays a CNC machine like a violin and creates furniture like this book-case without any waste at all. It needs no fasteners or glue and could be shipped in a (really big) envelope.
	3) raw studio makes these groovy garden chairs made from one sheet of sustainable plywood. They're made in Kent, by a local UK manufacturer, and the creator is an engineer-turned-art-student, who has also built a "coffee" table made out of (you guessed it) recycled coffee grounds. The remaining two picks are after the jump...

	4) Keijidesign has created a "heavy metal" flat-pack chair that's created from a single sheet of perforated (and bent) steel. Say the designers, "At first, we were surprised at how easily a sheet of steel could be bent along a perforated line…just like Origami, the traditional Japanese paper craft."
	5) The students at the Ryerson School of Interior Design started with a 4' x 4' sheet of plywood, and created some really well thought-out, well-designed tables; they're all sort of a backwards flat-pack -- just take them apart, and you're left with a square of plywood less than four feet square...all they need now is a manufacturer.