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Inspiration Moodboard for interior designers

Aesthetic preferences assigned to specific rooms.

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Inspiration Moodboard

Feature overview

Where this fits in the project

The inspiration moodboard helps your client define aesthetic preferences for individual spaces. Each moodboard can be assigned to a room, so the style of the living room, kitchen, or bedroom is clear and saved in the project.

The moodboard saves the aesthetic direction where it will be used later: next to the room, products, and presentation. Style stops being a loose Pinterest reference.

What it gives you in practice

Moodboards can be assigned to specific rooms
Clients define aesthetic preferences separately for each space
Inspirations, products, materials, and colors are saved in room context
Later design decisions are easier to explain because they come from approved inspirations
Save a moodboard structure as a template and reuse it in future projects

How it works step by step

You build a moodboard for a space, the client reacts to inspirations, and the choices stay saved in room context.

01

Create a moodboard

Add photos, products, materials, and colors for a specific room.

02

Assign it to a room

A moodboard can describe the living room, kitchen, bedroom, or any other space.

03

Client reacts

They mark favorite inspirations, comment on elements, and show what fits the room.

04

Reuse the template

A saved moodboard structure saves time with future clients and rooms.

Collect specifics, not opinions.

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