
Refresh
$3957 days
A room that mostly works · up to 300 sq ft
- Scaled plan and palette
- Shopping list, 8 to 12 lines
- One revision round
Keeps what you own and fixes the layout on paper.
Start a refreshThe fortnight, day by day
01
Read
Photographs, measurements and questionnaire, read the same day.
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Draw
03
Place
04
Place
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Palette

Fixed against photographs of your own light.
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Source
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Price
08
Send
The first draft reaches you. Revision rounds start here.
09
Revise
10
Revise
11
Reprice
12
Confirm
13
Check
14
Ship
Every line checked in stock that morning, then sent.
Out
Six documents, one PDF
Links stay live for ninety days from the day it lands.
Average pack lands on day 11 against a promised 14. If we miss the promised date, the balance drops 10%.
Packages

$3957 days
A room that mostly works · up to 300 sq ft
Keeps what you own and fixes the layout on paper.
Start a refresh
Two thirds of the rooms we take
$79514 days
Empty or nearly empty · up to 300 sq ft
The room the fourteen-day promise is measured on.
Start a full roomKitchen and open plan, $1,095. Second room in the same order takes 15% off. All three, line by line
Before and after · Sellwood house
Priya sent four photographs and a tape measurement of the window wall. The bed moved to face it, the palette came from the morning light, and the room was ordered in one sitting.
Rooms we draw

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The room with the most decisions in it: seating that faces the right way, a rug that reaches, and light you can read by after dark.
What arrives
02
The only room a trade quotes from our drawing, so it carries a cabinetry and appliance schedule and runs four days longer.
What arrives
03
Fewest pieces, most sensitive to light. The bed wall is fixed first and everything else follows from where the window is.
What arrives
04
Drawn around your working day, and to the inch: under 120 square feet, one wrong width ruins the whole plan.
What arrivesShop the look
Taken from the Alberta Street loft and typical of the twenty-three living rooms drawn last year. Every line on your own list carries a cheaper alternate, and the plan names the four pieces that hold the room together if the budget stops early.
What people say
“I had measured that wall three times and still could not decide where the sofa went. The plan arrived on day nine and I ordered everything on my lunch break.”
“We used the schedule to get three quotes. The cabinetmaker said it was the clearest brief he had been handed all year.”
“Two revisions was exactly right. I swapped the rug, kept my grandmother’s chair, and the list rebalanced itself around it.”
“They told me not to book. The room needed a floor, not a plan, and they said so before taking any money.”
“Ten square feet of usable floor and they drew it to the inch. The cot fits with a hand’s width to spare.”
“They asked for my chair height before anything else. Nobody has ever asked me that.”
“I took every alternate on the list and the room still looks like the drawing.”
From the journal
Pile weight, backing and edge finish, measured across the nine rugs we have specified this year — with what each cost and how it wore after a winter.
Read the journalAsked before you ask
One hundred and forty-two times so far, in seven states. A plan needs measurements, corner photographs and an honest questionnaire.
Photograph the tape against the wall and we redraw at no cost, up to the day the pack ships.
No. Every line carries a cheaper alternate, and the plan names the four pieces that hold the room together.
Links stay live for ninety days and we watch them. A same-price replacement comes back within two working days.
Not for a room package — that is what keeps it at $795. Portland clients can book a two-hour walkthrough separately.