London-based furniture package provider, INVESTA - sister brand to interior design company, Vesta - has launched its new INVESTA BTR offering to meet the growing demand for design-led interiors for Build to Rent projects in the UK.
After experiencing exceptional growth in the BTR space, INVESTA recognised the need for a dedicated service to bring design back to what matters; people, community and the environment. INVESTA BTR offers a full service from designing and procuring furniture globally, to supporting the marketing of a new development with styled show apartments and bespoke designed amenity spaces. Every element will be dedicated to the lived experience of the client’s tenants, and the surrounding environment and community.
Craig Osborne, Director of Housing and BTR at INVESTA, says: “As a company built on certain values and high standards, INVESTA BTR is the natural evolution.
“People are at the heart of every project we work on so every apartment or amenity space we create must feel like home for everyone.
“With our experience and design capabilities, we know we’re the perfect partner for any property investor or provider.”
Working with the likes of JLL, ABRDN and Citra, INVESTA has already completed award-winning BTR projects comprising of show apartments, residential apartments, resident lounges, and other amenity spaces, in as little as four weeks.
Alongside its focus on creating spaces for communities and people, INVESTA BTR also prides itself on its ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) efforts in a bid to contribute to sustainable practices and development. This includes developing and procuring design-led furniture that is compliant and made from sustainably sourced materials and prioritising the social values of its employees, colleagues, and communities it works within.
INVESTA BTR is a sister brand to Vesta, the multi-award-winning London-based interior design company providing design services for the luxury showhome and private homeowner markets.
For more details visit http://www.investa-btr.co.uk/
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