August 4, 2026
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— Architecture platform · since 2018
Design your home online with an architect
Find the architect that perfectly matches your personality, choosing by style, speciality and price among our 4154 professionals.
— Transparency
The platform in numbers
Real professionals, real projects — across the whole country.
- 4,154+active professionals
- 20services offered
- 18,552cities covered
- 3projects started per month
— How it works
Your project in three steps
From first sketch to delivery, everything happens on the platform — with transparency at every step.
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Describe your project
Tell us what you need in a few minutes: style, scope and location. Free, no strings attached.
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Get the right professionals
Our algorithm selects the best professionals by specialty, style and region — no endless directories to dig through.
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Hire and follow along
Manage the project in phases and revisions and pay securely through the platform — just 10% on the professional's payment, no monthly fees.
— Coverage
Professionals across the whole country
States and cities with real professionals — explore the coverage and find the closest to you.
— Blog & community
Ideas, news and real experiences
Articles from the blog, behind the scenes and what clients and professionals say about Archsplace.
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A fresh look at Europe’s metamodern turn, a sensory-rich children’s center built for discovery, and a serene hideaway house shaped by nature. Discover more architecture inspiration, projects, and community on
July 31, 2026
Houston: A City of Scale, Style, and Opportunity for Your Next Project
A feature look at Houston’s architecture, growth, and project-ready market—from landmark modernism and historic neighborhoods to construction costs and current urban trends.
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From Antarctica’s shared research outposts to Tokyo’s evolving apartment facades and a terraced home in Amman, these projects show how architecture adapts to place, context, and community. Discover more ideas,
July 30, 2026
From Metamodern Theory to Child-Centered and Homegrown Design: Three Fresh Directions in Architecture
This feature looks at how architecture is shifting between cultural theory, social purpose, and intimate domestic expression. From metamodern thinking to a children’s development center and a carefully composed house, each project points to new priorities for contemporary practice.
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From border crossings to meditative retreat and a sun-filled corner home, these projects show how architecture shapes daily life, calm, and identity. Discover more inspiration, projects, and community on Archs!
July 28, 2026
flower bed renovation on a real-world budget: what it costs and where to spend
A practical budget guide for renovating a flower bed in the U.S., with realistic cost ranges, smart places to splurge or save, and hidden expenses to plan for.
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A park-edge mixed-use landmark in Tokyo, a lakeside art museum in Huizhou, and a foothills countryside house in Cayambe show architecture shaping place, culture, and daily life. Discover more architecture inspo
July 24, 2026
Brooklyn: A Creative, Built-Environment Hotspot for New Projects
An overview of Brooklyn’s architecture, development trends, and why it draws homeowners and project planners looking for skilled <a href="https://www.archsplace.com/architects/new-york/brooklyn">architects</a> and <a href="https://www.archsplace.com/builders/new-york/brooklyn">builders</a>.
July 23, 2026
From Antarctica to Tokyo: Three Architectural Stories on Presence, Privacy, and Place
This feature connects three distinct architectural narratives: territorial thinking in Antarctica, a compact apartment in Uehara, and a refined single-family home by Ayoub Architects. Together, they show how architecture can respond to extreme context, urban constraints, and the quiet demands of domestic life.
— FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to start with confidence.
What is Archsplace?
Archsplace is a platform where you can connect directly with professional architects and interior designers — without middlemen, commissions, or confusing processes. We help you find the right expert for your project, whether you're planning a renovation, building a home, or just exploring creative ideas.
How is Archsplace different from other platforms?
Unlike directories or marketplaces, Archsplace is focused on genuine connection, not transactions. - No hidden fees - No bidding wars - No templated designs You speak directly with the architect, set your own pace, and stay in control from the start.
Who is Archsplace for?
Archsplace is for: - Homeowners planning to build or renovate - People seeking advice on space, materials, or layout - Anyone looking for creative, human input, not just contractors Even if you’re at the “I’m just thinking about it” stage — Archsplace is the place to explore your ideas with professionals.
How do I find the right architect on Archsplace?
You can browse profiles, see real portfolios, and read about each architect’s approach and personality. We believe the best match happens when you connect with someone who understands your vision and your vibe — not just someone in your area. You can also post a brief and let professionals reach out to you.
What does Archsplace believe in?
We built Archsplace on three core values: - Transparency: No hidden costs, no tricks. You see how it works from day one. - Honesty: We don’t promise perfection — We promise real professionals, real communication, and real expectations. - Humanity: Architecture is about people. So is Archsplace. We believe your home (or your dream space) should start with a real conversation — not a chatbot or auto-quote.
How much does it cost to use Archsplace?
Archsplace is free to use as a client. You can: - Browse profiles - Contact architects directly - Post briefs or requests - Have initial conversations — all at no cost You only pay when you agree to a service with an architect. And you pay them directly.