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Furnishing a vacation rental property is very different than furnishing a primary home.

Furniture with a heavy-duty design and commercial-quality components is necessary to stand up to the heavy wear and tear of rental guests. By utilizing the right kind of products you will get the most for your money in the long run and best accommodate your guests' needs.

A Summer Home has more than 20 years of experience furnishing vacation rental properties throughout Myrtle Beach. We understand the importance of a well-designed unit as well as the expectations of furniture used in rental condos.

We offer Commercial-Quality:

• Sleeper Sofas, Loveseats, and Chairs
• Draperies with blackout lining and architrac rods
• Throw-style hospitality bedspreads

Decorating Consultant Services

To help make the refurbishment process easier for you and your owners, we are happy to offer the following complimentary services:

• Unit inspections and recommendations
• Packages tailored to your property’s needs
• Individualized homeowner proposals
• Postcards or flyers for statement stuffers
• Master fabric swatch rings to have in your office
• Memo fabric samples to hand out to owners
• Displays and product information for annual homeowner meetings
• Product reference catalog and ordering information
• Comprehensive website resources
• After sale service should any problems arise
• Quick-ship delivery on all products

Suggested Unit Contents

While all condos have different layouts, the following are some basic recommendations for a well-appointed, comfortable rental unit.

• Visibly worn or dated furniture can make a bad first impression on guests and should be updated as soon as possible.
• All elements of each room's decor should coordinate to create a uniform and cohesive look.
• Living Room - Living areas should offer seating for the number of guests a unit sleeps. Furniture should include:
  • Sleeper Sofa
  • Loveseat and/or Side Chair
  • End Tables
  • Cocktail Table
  • Television Stand
  • Table Lamps
  • Blackout Draperies
• Dining Area - Use a dining table that seats the same number of people the unit can accommodate. If space is tight or the dining area has a breakfast bar, adding some barstools is an easy way to increase seating.
• Bedrooms - Beds should be comfortable and not squeaky or worn down, with bedspreads free of stains and visible wear. Offer functional furniture for guest wishing to unpack during their stay. Furniture should include:
  • Headboard
  • Nightstands
  • Dresser
  • Mirror
  • Table Lamps
  • Bedspreads
  • Blackout Draperies