9interjerai

Exotic wood furniture, built to last a hundred years. Nobody knew it existed.

9interjerai

Exotic wood furniture, built to last a hundred years. Nobody knew it existed.

The Challenge

9interjerai makes bespoke furniture from Guatemalan exotic hardwoods in Kaunas, Lithuania. Pieces built to become antiques. One of a kind, every time.

9interjerai makes bespoke furniture from Guatemalan exotic hardwoods in Kaunas, Lithuania. Pieces built to become antiques. One of a kind, every time.

The craftsmanship was extraordinary. The online presence was not. A workshop producing furniture of that quality had almost no visibility in the Lithuanian market. The right audience had no way of finding it.

Our Strategy

Cadence built the brand from the ground up. Content strategy, social media, paid advertising. All of it.

Cadence built the brand from the ground up. Content strategy, social media, paid advertising. All of it.

The content was built around the story behind the wood. Where it comes from. How it is worked. The people in the workshop with over 100 years of combined experience between them. Not product posts. Not price lists. The real thing behind the furniture. Paid social followed once the foundation was in place. Follower growth campaigns targeting interior designers, architects, and considered buyers across Kaunas. The results were immediate. 170 followers across Instagram and Facebook in the first 24 hours. At £0.039 per follower. For a luxury furniture brand, that number does not happen without the right content behind the ads. Cadence also planned and promoted the 9interjerai open day. A live event at the Kaunas workshop, bringing the audience into the space. Content, event strategy, and Lithuanian language promotion handled end to end.

What Made the difference?

180 leads. 120 days. Built from nothing.

180 leads. 120 days. Built from nothing.

The furniture already existed. The story behind it did not. Once the content started telling that story properly, the right people found it. Designers. Architects. Buyers who understood what they were looking at. That is what content does when it is built from the inside.

The Results

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