How it works

From your address to your finished room.

Three steps, from finding your unit to shopping the pieces.

Three steps to your new home

Three steps to your new home

Three steps to your new home

A

Enter your address.

Find your building and your unit, then join the waitlist.

B

Get your twin.

We build it from your building’s plans, true to size, room by room. We email you when it’s ready.

C

Design & shop.

Your rooms arrive already designed. Change anything you like, then order the real pieces you placed.

Start from an answer

Start from an answer

Start from an answer

InHouse starts you from a finished room and lets you change anything, as often as you like.

A

Start from a complete design

Every room begins as a finished design for your household.

B

Change anything, any time

Swap a piece, a layout or a whole style. Nothing is final until you say so.

C

Move quickly, adjust later

Try ideas in seconds instead of committing to them up front.

Time to a finished room
The usual way
Consultation and site visitAbout a week to book
Waiting for a first draftAbout 2 weeks
ReviewA few days
Waiting for revisionsAbout a week
Touch-upsAbout a week
…then ordering and deliveryOften months
InHouse
Your home, designed for your householdAbout 3 days
Finished in 3 days
Change anythingMinutes each, as often as you like
Shop what you placedWhen you're ready
Typical ranges for working with an interior designer.

The usual way: Consultation and site visit, About a week to book; Waiting for a first draft, About 2 weeks; Review, A few days; Waiting for revisions, About a week; Touch-ups, About a week; …then ordering and delivery, Often months. InHouse: Your home, designed for your household, About 3 days; Change anything, Minutes each, as often as you like; Shop what you placed, When you're ready.

Faster, cheaper, no costly mistakes

Faster, cheaper, no costly mistakes

Faster, cheaper, no costly mistakes

Compared to the usual way

Compared onInHouseInterior designerOnline design service
Much faster.Go from an empty room to a finished design without months of back and forth.
3 daysTo a finished design
3 to 6 months
1 to 3 weeks
Less expensive.Skip the conventional costs of designing a home, and shop at designer pricing.
40%Less than a full-service designer
$150 to $400 an hour
$100 to $500 a room
No costly mistakes.See every piece at its true size in your own home before you buy it.
1:1Every piece at real scale
After a site visit
If you measure right

Every other way, you guess. InHouse starts from your actual home.

Every other way, you guess. InHouse starts from your actual home.

Every other way, you guess. InHouse starts from your actual home.

Pick what you'd do otherwise and see what you'd be missing.

Gets it right, for thousands of dollars and weeks to months of waiting.

InHouse compared with Interior designer
A traditional designer, in personInHouse9 of 9Interior designer4 of 9
Built from your actual homeYes: Yes. Your floor plan, to the inchYes: After a site visit
Pieces shown at true sizeYes: Yes. Real dimensions, in your lightYes: Yes
The whole home, every roomYes: Walk through every roomYes: Yes
Time to a first designYes: About 3 days, then seconds a changeNo: Weeks to months
CostYes: $29 a yearNo: $150 to $400 an hour, or a % of the project
How many options you can tryYes: Unlimited swaps, layouts and stylesPartly: A few rounds of revisions
Real products you can buyYes: Every piece, with its pricePartly: Only through the designer
Any brand, not one storeYes: Many brands, side by sidePartly: The designer's trade sources
A person when you want oneYes: Design services with your creditsYes: The whole service
  • Yes
  • Partly
  • No
Compared onInHouse9 of 9Interior designer4 of 9Online design service2 of 9Store design program3 of 9Do it yourself1 of 9Augmented reality3 of 9ChatGPT3 of 9
Built from your actual homeYes: Yes. Your floor plan, to the inchYes: After a site visitPartly: From your measurements and photosPartly: From measurements you sendPartly: If you measure rightPartly: Your camera, one spot at a timeNo: Invents the room from a photo
Pieces shown at true sizeYes: Yes. Real dimensions, in your lightYes: YesPartly: Only if you measured rightPartly: If your measurements are rightPartly: Only what you measuredPartly: Close, if the phone tracks wellNo: Sizes are guessed
The whole home, every roomYes: Walk through every roomYes: YesPartly: Boards or renders, room by roomYes: YesNo: In your headNo: One piece at a timePartly: One picture, not a space
Time to a first designYes: About 3 days, then seconds a changeNo: Weeks to monthsPartly: 1 to 3 weeksPartly: Days to weeksNo: WeekendsYes: MinutesYes: Seconds
CostYes: $29 a yearNo: $150 to $400 an hour, or a % of the projectPartly: $100 to $500 a roomPartly: Free, if you buy from themPartly: Free, until the returnYes: FreeYes: Free to about $20 a month
How many options you can tryYes: Unlimited swaps, layouts and stylesPartly: A few rounds of revisionsPartly: 1 or 2 revisionsPartly: A few roundsPartly: Unlimited, but slowPartly: Only that store's catalogPartly: Every image starts over
Real products you can buyYes: Every piece, with its pricePartly: Only through the designerPartly: Links out to many storesYes: Their productsPartly: Many tabs, many cartsYes: That store's productsNo: Look-alikes, often not real
Any brand, not one storeYes: Many brands, side by sidePartly: The designer's trade sourcesYes: MostlyNo: One brand onlyYes: YesNo: One retailerYes: Any
A person when you want oneYes: Design services with your creditsYes: The whole serviceYes: YesYes: A store designerNo: NoNo: NoNo: No

Score counts the rows marked Yes. Costs are typical public ranges.

Pick what you'd do otherwise and see what you'd be missing.

Gets it right, for thousands of dollars and weeks to months of waiting.

InHouse compared with Interior designer
A traditional designer, in personInHouse9 of 9Interior designer4 of 9
Built from your actual homeYes: Yes. Your floor plan, to the inchYes: After a site visit
Pieces shown at true sizeYes: Yes. Real dimensions, in your lightYes: Yes
The whole home, every roomYes: Walk through every roomYes: Yes
Time to a first designYes: About 3 days, then seconds a changeNo: Weeks to months
CostYes: $29 a yearNo: $150 to $400 an hour, or a % of the project
How many options you can tryYes: Unlimited swaps, layouts and stylesPartly: A few rounds of revisions
Real products you can buyYes: Every piece, with its pricePartly: Only through the designer
Any brand, not one storeYes: Many brands, side by sidePartly: The designer's trade sources
A person when you want oneYes: Design services with your creditsYes: The whole service
  • Yes
  • Partly
  • No
Compared onInHouse9 of 9Interior designer4 of 9Online design service2 of 9Store design program3 of 9Do it yourself1 of 9Augmented reality3 of 9ChatGPT3 of 9
Built from your actual homeYes: Yes. Your floor plan, to the inchYes: After a site visitPartly: From your measurements and photosPartly: From measurements you sendPartly: If you measure rightPartly: Your camera, one spot at a timeNo: Invents the room from a photo
Pieces shown at true sizeYes: Yes. Real dimensions, in your lightYes: YesPartly: Only if you measured rightPartly: If your measurements are rightPartly: Only what you measuredPartly: Close, if the phone tracks wellNo: Sizes are guessed
The whole home, every roomYes: Walk through every roomYes: YesPartly: Boards or renders, room by roomYes: YesNo: In your headNo: One piece at a timePartly: One picture, not a space
Time to a first designYes: About 3 days, then seconds a changeNo: Weeks to monthsPartly: 1 to 3 weeksPartly: Days to weeksNo: WeekendsYes: MinutesYes: Seconds
CostYes: $29 a yearNo: $150 to $400 an hour, or a % of the projectPartly: $100 to $500 a roomPartly: Free, if you buy from themPartly: Free, until the returnYes: FreeYes: Free to about $20 a month
How many options you can tryYes: Unlimited swaps, layouts and stylesPartly: A few rounds of revisionsPartly: 1 or 2 revisionsPartly: A few roundsPartly: Unlimited, but slowPartly: Only that store's catalogPartly: Every image starts over
Real products you can buyYes: Every piece, with its pricePartly: Only through the designerPartly: Links out to many storesYes: Their productsPartly: Many tabs, many cartsYes: That store's productsNo: Look-alikes, often not real
Any brand, not one storeYes: Many brands, side by sidePartly: The designer's trade sourcesYes: MostlyNo: One brand onlyYes: YesNo: One retailerYes: Any
A person when you want oneYes: Design services with your creditsYes: The whole serviceYes: YesYes: A store designerNo: NoNo: NoNo: No

Score counts the rows marked Yes. Costs are typical public ranges.

Pick what you'd do otherwise and see what you'd be missing.

Gets it right, for thousands of dollars and weeks to months of waiting.

InHouse compared with Interior designer
A traditional designer, in personInHouse9 of 9Interior designer4 of 9
Built from your actual homeYes: Yes. Your floor plan, to the inchYes: After a site visit
Pieces shown at true sizeYes: Yes. Real dimensions, in your lightYes: Yes
The whole home, every roomYes: Walk through every roomYes: Yes
Time to a first designYes: About 3 days, then seconds a changeNo: Weeks to months
CostYes: $29 a yearNo: $150 to $400 an hour, or a % of the project
How many options you can tryYes: Unlimited swaps, layouts and stylesPartly: A few rounds of revisions
Real products you can buyYes: Every piece, with its pricePartly: Only through the designer
Any brand, not one storeYes: Many brands, side by sidePartly: The designer's trade sources
A person when you want oneYes: Design services with your creditsYes: The whole service
  • Yes
  • Partly
  • No
Compared onInHouse9 of 9Interior designer4 of 9Online design service2 of 9Store design program3 of 9Do it yourself1 of 9Augmented reality3 of 9ChatGPT3 of 9
Built from your actual homeYes: Yes. Your floor plan, to the inchYes: After a site visitPartly: From your measurements and photosPartly: From measurements you sendPartly: If you measure rightPartly: Your camera, one spot at a timeNo: Invents the room from a photo
Pieces shown at true sizeYes: Yes. Real dimensions, in your lightYes: YesPartly: Only if you measured rightPartly: If your measurements are rightPartly: Only what you measuredPartly: Close, if the phone tracks wellNo: Sizes are guessed
The whole home, every roomYes: Walk through every roomYes: YesPartly: Boards or renders, room by roomYes: YesNo: In your headNo: One piece at a timePartly: One picture, not a space
Time to a first designYes: About 3 days, then seconds a changeNo: Weeks to monthsPartly: 1 to 3 weeksPartly: Days to weeksNo: WeekendsYes: MinutesYes: Seconds
CostYes: $29 a yearNo: $150 to $400 an hour, or a % of the projectPartly: $100 to $500 a roomPartly: Free, if you buy from themPartly: Free, until the returnYes: FreeYes: Free to about $20 a month
How many options you can tryYes: Unlimited swaps, layouts and stylesPartly: A few rounds of revisionsPartly: 1 or 2 revisionsPartly: A few roundsPartly: Unlimited, but slowPartly: Only that store's catalogPartly: Every image starts over
Real products you can buyYes: Every piece, with its pricePartly: Only through the designerPartly: Links out to many storesYes: Their productsPartly: Many tabs, many cartsYes: That store's productsNo: Look-alikes, often not real
Any brand, not one storeYes: Many brands, side by sidePartly: The designer's trade sourcesYes: MostlyNo: One brand onlyYes: YesNo: One retailerYes: Any
A person when you want oneYes: Design services with your creditsYes: The whole serviceYes: YesYes: A store designerNo: NoNo: NoNo: No

Score counts the rows marked Yes. Costs are typical public ranges.

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