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<div class="eyebrow">Editorial · trade · Bouclé Maison</div>
<h1>Trade program</h1>
<p>For those who seek a specific dialogue between material and space, the Designer Wallcoverings trade program offers a curated approach to sourcing 1920s-era design. It is not a catalog, but a conversation—rooted in precision, discretion, and an understanding of the quiet authority of historical form. The program is intended for professionals who engage with the physical and symbolic weight of surface, where every detail carries intent.</p>
<h2>Who Qualifies</h2>
<p>Access is reserved for designers, architects, and contractors who operate within the realms of interior design, residential and commercial construction, and specialized restoration. Eligibility is determined by a demonstrated commitment to the integrity of material and the specificity of historical context. This includes those who prioritize the intersection of function and aesthetic, where the past is not merely referenced but reimagined with care.</p>
<h2>Memo Samples</h2>
<p>Physical samples are dispatched upon request, accompanied by a memo outlining their purpose and usage. These are not standard swatches but curated selections, each reflecting the atelier’s focus on 1920s-era motifs. They are intended for testing, client presentations, or integration into larger design proposals. Requests are evaluated for alignment with the program’s ethos, ensuring that samples serve as tools for thoughtful decision-making rather than mere placeholders.</p>
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<li>Samples are non-returnable and available in limited quantities.</li>
<li>Requests must specify the intended use and project scope.</li>
<li>Delivery timelines are communicated upfront, with no guarantees for expedited service.</li>
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<h2>Lead Times</h2>
<p>Production timelines are determined by the complexity of the requested item and the availability of archival materials. Standard items typically require 4–6 weeks for delivery, while custom or rare selections may take longer. All lead times are communicated prior to confirmation, ensuring transparency and alignment with project schedules. Delays are uncommon but not excluded, as the process prioritizes fidelity to the original design.</p>
<h2>NET-30 Terms</h2>
<p>Approved professionals may qualify for NET-30 payment terms, contingent on a history of timely fulfillment and adherence to agreed-upon terms. This is not an entitlement but a recognition of reliability and professionalism. Requests for NET-30 must be submitted in writing, accompanied by a
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