SStarkExecutive Cockpit

Designer Account 360

Per-account intelligence on top designer, architect & hospitality accounts — revenue, repeat orders, retention, cross-house whitespace and the next move.

The Stark Group · FY26 (modeled)
Luxury to-the-trade — designers & architects only (no retail)
670 employees · 12+ US sites · 8 countries
Executive read· the answer, then the moves

£9.3m of cross-house whitespace sits across 10 designer & hospitality accounts on £30.2m of revenue, while 0 accounts (£0k) are flagged at-risk. Defend the at-risk book first, then attack whitespace where the account spends across the most houses.

4 of 4 headline metrics improving vs prior · still off target: Designer-Account Retention 108.0% vs 112.0%, To-the-Trade / Repeat-Designer Revenue £116m vs £126m, DSO (Days Sales Outstanding) 55d vs 48d

Do now — ranked by urgency
  1. 1
    Defend the at-risk accountsAct now
    Why it matters

    0 accounts at high churn risk put £0k of revenue in play; a save here protects repeat-designer revenue directly.

    What's driving it
    • 0 of 10 accounts flagged High churn
    • £0k revenue exposed
    FYI
    • Portfolio revenue £30.2m; 6 live account signals tracked
    • Owner: Account team · VP Sales
  2. 2
    £2m repeat-designer revenue at risk — Q3 FY26Watch
    Why it matters

    Each retention point on the repeat base ≈ repeat-designer revenue lost.

    What's driving it
    • re-order window Q3 FY26
    • Signal: Re-order risk
    FYI
    • Of £16m due for re-order in Q3 FY26, £2m is lapse-flagged.
    • Owner: VP Sales (Drew Olson)
  3. 3
    £3m repeat-designer revenue at risk — Q4 FY26Watch
    Why it matters

    Each retention point on the repeat base ≈ repeat-designer revenue lost.

    What's driving it
    • re-order window Q4 FY26
    • Signal: Re-order risk
    FYI
    • Of £19m due for re-order in Q4 FY26, £3m is lapse-flagged.
    • Owner: VP Sales (Drew Olson)
  4. 4
    £2m repeat-designer revenue at risk — Q1 FY27Watch
    Why it matters

    Each retention point on the repeat base ≈ repeat-designer revenue lost.

    What's driving it
    • re-order window Q1 FY27
    • Signal: Re-order risk
    FYI
    • Of £14m due for re-order in Q1 FY27, £2m is lapse-flagged.
    • Owner: VP Sales (Drew Olson)
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● LiveBuilt forVP Sales (To-the-Trade)· where to cross-house nextAccount team· re-order & expansion playsCredit · Collections· who to chase or hold

Pick a designer or hospitality account for a one-page profile that turns the data into a move — a cross-house play for sales, a re-order/expansion plan for the account team, and a collect-or-hold call for credit — each benchmarked against the trade book.

Data backing: customer · opportunity · signal · kpi (retention/DSO/GM peer benchmarks)
Select an account

Peter Marino Architect (representative)

Grow / expand
Global account · Luxury Residential (HNW)
Account health
93
churnLow
Financials
Revenue
£5.2m
Repeat rev
£3.6m
69% repeat
Backlog
£1.6m
Gross margin
60%
+4.7 vs peer
Account retention
116%
+8 vs peer
Whitespace
£1.2m
cross-house
Cash & credit
DSO
49d
-8 vs peer
Aged AR
£57k
modeled >45d
Churn risk
Low
Signals & pipeline
📰 AD100 studio wins major luxury hotel commission (2026-05-22) → custom rug + fabric specification opportunity
Open: Peter Marino — flagship retail + residences (custom rugs + fabric)£4.2m · Proposal @ 60% · signal-driven
Next best action · by stakeholder
Sales · To-the-Trade

Account is well-penetrated (£1.2m whitespace). Protect share and pursue the open £4.2m Custom Rugs + Fabrics project.

Account team

Healthy expansion (retention 116%, +8 vs peer). Lock a marquee multi-project relationship and reference-account status.

Credit / Collections

Cash position healthy (DSO 49d, within peer). No action.

Exhibit 1

All accounts · one decision each

10 named accounts · £30.2m revenue · £9.3m of cross-house whitespace · 0 at churn risk.

AccountSegmentRevenueRepeat revNRRDSOWhitespaceHealthVerdict
Peter Marino Architect (representative)Luxury Residential (HNW)£5.2m£3.6m116%49d£1.2m93Grow
Kelly Wearstler Studio (representative)Interior Designers£4.6m£3.2m114%52d£900k91Grow
Four Seasons (representative)Hospitality (hotels & resorts)£4.0m£2.8m106%58d£1.5m84Cross-house
Studio Sofield (representative)Interior Designers£3.4m£2.4m109%55d£800k88Grow
Ken Fulk (representative)Hospitality (hotels & resorts)£3.1m£2.1m110%53d£1.0m87Grow
Aman Resorts (representative)Hospitality (hotels & resorts)£2.6m£1.8m108%60d£1.1m85Grow
Rosewood Hotels (representative)Hospitality (hotels & resorts)£2.2m£1.5m104%62d£900k80Maintain
Mandarin Oriental (representative)Hospitality (hotels & resorts)£2.0m£1.4m105%59d£800k81Maintain
Yacht & aviation outfitters (representative)Yachts & Aviation£1.8m£1.1m107%57d£700k83Maintain
Embassy / institutional (representative)Institutional / Embassy£1.3m£800k100%64d£400k74Maintain

Read it as a worklist: Cross-house = whitespace ≥ £1.5m · Grow = retention ≥ 108% · Defend = high churn risk · everything else, maintain.