Hmlet launches furniture subscription and online interior designing services

Hmlet customers can avail furniture subscription on a monthly basis and choose amongst three interior design packages.

Co-living firm Hmlet has rolled out furniture subscription and online interior designing services, dubbed as Hmlet Furniture and Hmlet Interiors respectively, the company announced in a press release.

Over 100 items, including bed frames, television consoles, and accessories, are offered via the service and can be rented through flexible subscription choices. Hmlet will deliver, assemble, maintain, and dismantle the furniture when the lease is up.

These services are currently available in Singapore, with a possible expansion in Hong Kong and Sydney in near future, according to Hmlet.

Customers also have the freedom to return, swap, or buy out the furniture if they deem necessary. If customers decide to buy out the furniture, their monthly rental fees will be counted towards ownership.

Hmlet Interiors offers three main packages — Styling, Express and Bespoke. All three include varying levels of services, ranging from pocket-friendly options to a full service brief-to-build offering. Once customers have chosen their package, they will then be paired with an Hmlet interior designer, who will consult with them before moving on to purchase and installation.

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