Market research
Assess product positioning and select a country and buyer segment with a plausible commercial fit.
Independent furniture export development
We work with European furniture manufacturers to explore new B2B markets through considered research, relevant buyer selection and direct outreach.
Discover our approach
Material. Form. Purpose.Our perspective
A well-made product needs a commercially suitable route to market. That starts with understanding the manufacturer, the collection and the buyer.
KOVALOR brings focus to the early stages of export development: where to look, who to approach and which conversations merit a next step.
Assess product positioning and select a country and buyer segment with a plausible commercial fit.
Research relevant dealers, distributors, project suppliers or manufacturing partners around the actual offer.
Approach selected accounts with concise, product-specific communication and considered follow-up.
Review responses, clarify genuine interest and pass relevant conversations to the manufacturer’s team.
Initial market focus
Germany, Austria and Switzerland form our initial research focus. Each engagement is defined by the product and the channel.
Branded collections, contract furniture and OEM production require different buyers. We establish the route before developing the account list.
A defined first engagement
A focused 30-day engagement to assess one product category in one selected market.
Commercial preparation, buyer research and outreach are brought together in a clear scope. The result is a documented view of the market response and the next opportunities to pursue.
Review the product range, trade positioning, capacity, lead times and existing market relationships. Agree the target and scope before research begins.
Build a selected account list with a rationale for each company. Identify relevant contact routes and exclude existing or protected relationships.
Prepare manufacturer-approved messaging, approach appropriate accounts and record responses and subsequent actions.
Provide an account-level review, buyer feedback and relevant introductions. The manufacturer retains responsibility for quotations and closing sales.
A fixed scope and fee are agreed before work begins. Buyer responses, meetings and orders are not guaranteed.
Commercial enquiries
For manufacturers considering a new export market, the starting point is the collection, the current commercial position and the opportunity to explore.