Architecture & design team support
Protect the design intent from product selection through installation.
The project team establishes the design direction and approval path. Pettus supports furniture applications, architectural interiors, product information, field interfaces, project management, delivery, installation, and warranty as the office-interiors scope moves into execution.
Professional-role safety
Your team leads the design. Pettus helps carry it into the finished space.
A credible dealer partner should strengthen the design team’s control—not blur authorship or create an independent client-facing design process.
Intent and decision authority
- Design concept and project criteria
- Client-facing design decisions
- Material and visual direction
- Approval path and decision authority
Product and execution knowledge
- Product and application information
- Furniture and wall-system coordination
- Budget, lead-time, logistics, and installation support
- Punch list, warranty, additions, and changes

Support by project need
What would help the project move forward?
Plan or application review
Evaluate work settings, product fit, dimensions, user requirements, circulation, storage, and adjacent interfaces.
Product and finish information
Compare relevant product options, finishes, performance considerations, samples, documentation, and technical data.
Budget and lead-time review
Identify where product paths, approvals, quantities, availability, or timing may constrain the current direction.
Architectural coordination
Review walls, doors, clearances, privacy, acoustics, conventional construction, technology, ceilings, floors, and installation conditions.
Delivery and installation planning
Clarify access, storage, phasing, site readiness, sequencing, final corrections, warranty, and continuing service.
One technical question
Ask about an application, dimension, finish, compatibility, interface, delivery condition, or installation requirement.
A&D evidence
Project proof should reveal the exact Pettus role.
Baptist Health GME
Pettus furnished the complete furniture and interior-furnishings project across the medical education building.
View case studySaline County CTE
Pettus furnished the complete campus furniture and interior-furnishings project.
View case studyBank OZK at 23Springs
Pettus completed the architectural glass-wall scope across the four-floor Dallas workplace.
View case studyCollaboration sequence
A disciplined sequence protects decisions as the project moves toward release.
Review the design framework.
Plans, users, standards, visual direction, project stage, budget, schedule, and approval authority.
Develop relevant options.
Products, dimensions, finishes, materials, alternatives, pricing, lead times, and technical information.
Resolve coordination points.
Field conditions, clearances, walls, ceilings, floors, technology, conventional construction, quantities, and responsibilities.
Carry approvals into installation.
Ordering, tracking, storage, site readiness, delivery, installation, final correction, warranty, and changes.
A&D project support request
Send the current project context or technical question.
A completed proposal is not required. Share the plan stage, project location, deadline, and what the design team needs Pettus to review.
- Plan, application, product, finish, or material support
- Budget, lead-time, or approved-alternate review
- Architectural-interiors or field-interface question
- Delivery, installation, punch-list, or warranty planning
Common questions
Questions design teams ask before involving a furniture partner.
Will Pettus contact our client independently?
Can Pettus help before products are finalized?
Can Pettus provide samples and technical information?
Can Pettus support architectural glass walls?
Bring the plan, project stage, deadline, or one technical question.
Pettus can help identify the next useful review without taking control away from the design team.
