Vesta
Vesta
Vesta is a luxury interior design, home staging, furniture rental, and manufacturing company serving real estate professionals, design trades, and homeowners. Founded in 2008, the company delivers end-to-end residential design services, from interior concepts and professional staging to custom furniture production and client support. Its work combines high-style aesthetics with practical, comfortable living, with an emphasis on thoughtful design and customer satisfaction.

Domestic Buyer, Furniture Procurement (U.S. Remote)

Vesta seeks a Domestic Buyer to close inventory gaps and manage U.S. procurement for its furniture, staging, and design operations. The role develops vendor partnerships and keeps warehouses stocked across domestic markets.

Description

  • Work with the Director of Supply Chain on weekly, monthly, and quarterly inventory planning, including domestic gap-fill purchases.
  • Convert demand forecasts, open-to-buy data, and project pipelines into actionable domestic purchasing plans.
  • Monitor bulk domestic purchase orders and ETAs, escalate delays, and communicate inventory gaps, purchases, and risks.
  • Develop and broaden a vendor network spanning wholesale, closeout, and liquidation suppliers.
  • Evaluate liquidation opportunities, qualify vendors, negotiate commercial terms, and maintain an organized vendor database.
  • Manage procurement and purchase-order activity for recurring domestic products, including mattresses, bedding, and pillow inserts.
  • Define warehouse-specific reorder points and par levels while coordinating receiving and inventory visibility.
  • Source soft goods and decorative accessories, and establish consistent receiving schedules for each market.
  • Partner with the Director of Supply Chain, Creative Directors, merchandising, design, operations, and other business-line leaders.
  • Evaluate vendor proposals and product samples against quality, design, and value requirements.
  • Coordinate domestic procurement across interior design and direct furniture and enterprise sales channels.
  • Drive minimal stockouts, qualified vendor coverage, dependable receiving, cost savings, margin protection, and timely risk communication.

Requirements

  • A BA or BS is preferred; equivalent professional experience may be considered.
  • Five to seven years of experience in buying, merchandising, or procurement is required, with furniture, home goods, or textiles experience strongly preferred.
  • Hands-on experience sourcing from wholesale, closeout, or liquidation channels.
  • Proven ability to manage vendor relationships across sourcing, negotiation, purchase orders, and performance oversight.
  • Strong analytical capability and proficiency with Excel or Google Sheets, plus familiarity with inventory planning, open-to-buy, and purchase-order systems.
  • Experience coordinating inventory across multiple warehouses or markets is a strong advantage.
  • Excellent negotiation, organization, and relationship-management abilities.
  • Ability to act quickly and decisively on time-sensitive inventory gap opportunities.
  • Authorization to work in the United States.

Benefits

  • Paid time off (PTO)
  • 401(k) plan
  • Medical insurance
  • Dental insurance
  • Vision insurance