The Eichholtz Partner Program: Earn From Your Audience

The Eichholtz Partner Program is a referral program. If you have an audience that overlaps with the people who buy serious European furniture — a lifestyle account, an interiors blog, a YouTube channel, a Substack, a podcast, a newsletter, a niche community — we pay you a commission every time someone you introduce to Eichholtz Las Vegas buys something from us.

That is the entire idea. You share your unique partner link or discount code with your audience; they shop at eichholtzlasvegas.com through it; the purchases are attributed to you automatically; and you earn on every confirmed order. No minimums. No required volume. No buying on your own books. No reselling, no inventory, no shipping. You refer, we sell, you get paid.

A commission on every order your audience places — paid on a regular schedule, tracked in one dashboard.

Who this is for

We built this for creators, not for designers buying furniture for clients. If you are a designer looking for trade pricing on your own client projects, the right fit is the Designer Trade Program — an entirely different program that is covered in its own Journal piece. The Partner Program is about audience. It is for:

• Interior design and lifestyle creators on Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, or YouTube whose audience is planning a home, sourcing pieces, and comparing brands.
• Newsletters and Substacks in architecture, interiors, travel, or luxury commentary, with readers who actually buy serious furniture.
• Podcasts and editorial voices in design, real estate, or luxury brand coverage.
• Hospitality and travel creators whose audience stays in nice hotels and thinks about what is in the rooms they love.
• Real estate agents and brokers handing off keys to high-end homeowners who want a substantive furnishing path after the closing.
• Designers who want a casual referral channel separate from their trade buying — for clients they are not personally specifying for, or for repeat customers after a project closes.

The common thread: you have an audience, your audience has the means and the interest to buy luxury furniture at some point, and we want to compensate you for introducing them to us.

How it works, step by step

• Apply. Three minutes. Tell us who you are, what you do, and where your audience lives (Instagram handle, TikTok handle, your blog, your newsletter, wherever). We review applications in one to two business days.
• Get your link and code. Once approved, you receive a unique affiliate link and an optional discount code to share with your audience.
• Share. Post, link in bio, mention on a newsletter, drop into a video description, include in a gift guide — however you normally share. No required format, no required frequency, no required volume.
• Earn automatically. Every time someone shops through your link or uses your code, the order is attributed to you. The dashboard shows you pending and confirmed commissions in real time.
• Get paid on a schedule. Confirmed orders pay out on a regular cycle. The dashboard tells you when and how much.

What you get, specifically

• A commission on every confirmed order placed by someone you introduced — including repeat orders. Once a customer is attributed to you, they stay attributed for future purchases.
• Regular, scheduled payouts, not case-by-case negotiations. Payments track confirmed sales rather than pending ones, which avoids the awkward clawback conversations that unstructured commission programs tend to create.
• A real-time dashboard with clicks, orders, and commissions visible at any moment. You can see exactly what your link is doing.
• Brand assets — photography, lookbook PDFs, campaign imagery — cleared for use in your posts, stories, newsletters, and editorial.
• A human to contact at Eichholtz Las Vegas for anything out of the ordinary: a giveaway you want to run, a product feature you want to pitch, a follower question you want help answering.

How this is different from the Trade Program

It is worth being explicit: the Partner Program and the Trade Program are not the same thing. They serve different people and they work in opposite directions.

The Designer Trade Program is for interior designers who buy furniture on behalf of their own clients. You apply, we verify your design practice, and you get trade pricing on the full Eichholtz catalog. You specify, you order, and typically the order runs through your own books — your client pays you, you pay us, you set the markup. The Trade Program is about buying.

The Partner Program is about referring. The customer buys directly from Eichholtz Las Vegas. You do not place the order, you do not handle the invoice, you do not manage the freight. You get paid a commission on what your audience spends. That is the whole flow.

Some people qualify for both and use them for different situations — a designer might run a Trade Program account for active design clients and a Partner Program account for casual referrals from social followers who are not design clients. The two coexist cleanly.

What we look for in a Partner application

We are looking for a credible creator or platform with a real audience. Not a follower count, specifically — we care more about engagement and audience match than raw numbers. A small newsletter with a design-savvy readership can be more valuable to us than a large account with an unrelated audience.

What we are not looking for: coupon sites, cashback aggregators, and SEO farms. The Partner Program is intentionally curated to keep the brand experience consistent with the kind of customer we serve in the showroom.

If you are unsure whether your situation fits, apply anyway. We will tell you within a business day or two whether the program is a fit, and if not, we will often suggest a better path forward.

Apply

The Partner Program application lives at eichholtzlasvegas.com/pages/partner-login. Approvals typically come back within one to two business days. If you have questions before applying, our team is reachable through the contact form — tell us about your audience and we will tell you whether the program is a fit.