We use cookies to make your experience better. To comply with the new e-Privacy directive, we need to ask for your consent to set the cookies. Learn more
COVID-19 UPDATE: We are open, by appointment: Monday - Friday, 10am - 3pm. View our FAQs for more information.
|
Visit our London showroom – 60,000 square feet of beautiful furniture and props over 3 floors. Just 20 minutes from central London, view our vast collection in person, explore the amazing small props department and meet the team. |
Not sure how it works? Learn how to hire with us in six easy steps plus find answers to frequently asked questions and useful documents including our New Client Application Form.
|
View our curated collection of looks – designed to give you inspiration whatever your style brief. Our furniture and prop collections range from contemporary design to glamorous and vintage. |
Our collection is constantly updated to stay ahead of trends. See the latest furniture hire items and props to arrive here.
|
Our hire items are featured in films and on TV, ranging from Hollywood blockbusters and contemporary dramas to arts and entertainment programs, as well as high-profile events and advertising campaigns. |
Established in 2004, Granger Hertzog offers high-quality and stylish furniture and props for hire from our website and London showroom. Learn more about the company and our creative team.
|
Take inspiration from our Lookbook – on-trend styling ideas and images of our hire items as featured on screen and in the press. |
Our latest newsletter features our fantastic collection of Character pieces as well as trends and inspiration. Sign up to our mailing list and be the first to see what’s new.
Testimonials
View our
latest collection
'Rattan Riviera'
Providing furniture hire and prop rental for film, TV, commercials, photography and events since 2004. We specialise in high-quality modern, midcentury and contemporary furniture, vintage props and eclectic pieces from around the world - available to hire from our website and London showroom.
