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— Online decorator

A decorator for your home, hired online

Show the room as it is and say what bugs you. Active decorators send proposals with colors, furniture and references. You pick one and hire online.

archsplaceFrom the photos of the room to the shopping list,all onlineYouNew projectFREEType of workRenovationWherePark Slope, BrooklynSize78 m² apartmentWishesOpen kitchen, more lightSketchSEND YOUR PROJECTSENTProject3 phases · 5 weeksMarcus Uehara · Open HouseContract signed · secure payment1 · ConceptAPPROVED
2 · DesignIN PROGRESS
3 · DrawingsNEXT

Paid securely through Archsplace. Released as you approve each phase.

ArchsplacearchsplacePark Slope, Brooklyn · renovation · 78 m²SPECIALTYREGIONSTYLE3 architects selected for this projectMarcus Uehara · Open House

Can the kitchen open onto the living room?

Yes. I would take that wall down and add a counter. Proposal coming today.

Great, thanks.

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ArchitectsAna Beltrão4.9 ★Studio MeiaPark SlopeMATCH3 phases · 6 weeksMarcus Uehara4.8 ★Open HouseWilliamsburgHIREDContract signedMATCH3 phases · 5 weeksLea Fontes5.0 ★Fontes Arch.Fort GreeneMATCH4 phases · 8 weeks
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Describe your project

Tell us what you need: the type of work, the place and the budget. It takes a few minutes and costs nothing.

2

Receive matched professionals

The matching selects architects and designers by specialty, region and style. You look for no one.

3

Compare and chat

Review profiles, portfolios and real reviews, and talk directly with the ones who fit. Proposals arrive in your dashboard.

4

Hire and pay securely

Agree the scope and sign through Archsplace. Pay securely, released as you approve each phase.

— By the numbers

Online decorating today

Live platform numbers, refreshed each time the site is published.

  • 258

    active decorators

    Profiles with a portfolio and reviews, ready for your brief.

  • 1

    decorating projects posted

    Briefs from clients who looked for a decorator on the platform.

  • 1

    cities served

    Where those projects came from. Decorating starts with photos and ends with a shopping list.

— Who does the work

Decorators working through the platform

A few of the top-rated profiles. Each comes with a portfolio, reviews and past proposals.

  • pfuner design

    Pfuner Design is a licensed international interior design firm that approaches each project with a highly individual creative strategy and…

    Interior designDecorationModern+2
  • annilee b watermanWylie

    I’m a Texas Registered Interior Designer and soon to be certified Building Designer. I offer residential home plan design & photo…

    ArchitectureDecorationInterior design+2
  • umang shahJersey City

    Contextus is a Metro New York City-based Architecture + Design practice with experience working with clients all over the world. We are…

    ArchitectureInterior designDecoration+2
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— How it works

Your decorating project in four steps

From the first brief to the final payment, all in one place.

  1. 01

    Show the room as it is

    Photos of the space, the measurements and what you'd like to change.

  2. 02

    Get proposals from decorators

    Decorators by style answer with a proposal of colors, furniture and references.

  3. 03

    Compare and chat

    Look through each decorator's portfolio and fine-tune the proposal in the chat.

  4. 04

    Get the list and go

    Mood board, palette and shopping list. You approve and buy at your own pace.

— Blog & community

Ideas, news and real experiences

Articles from the blog, behind the scenes and what clients and professionals say about Archsplace.

My experience has been positive so far. The platform is easy to navigate, and the profile setup process helps architecture professionals present their skills, portfolio, and services in a structured way. I appreciate the focus on architecture and design projects, which makes it easier to connect with relevant opportunities. The portfolio system is well organized and allows professionals to showcase their work effectively. I also like that clients can review services and project examples in one place. Overall, the platform provides a professional environment for architects, designers, and drafters to display their expertise and connect with potential clients.
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— FAQ

Questions about hiring a decorator online

What people ask before hiring a decorator for the first time.

What does the decorator deliver?

It depends on the proposal: a color palette, a mood board, a furniture and accessories list with where to buy, and a room layout. Every proposal spells out the deliverables before you decide.

Do I need to remodel to decorate?

No. Decorating works with what you already have. If a job turns out to need construction, the decorator says so and you decide.

How much does a decorating consultation cost?

Posting your project is free. Every pro sends their own proposal with a price and a timeline. You pay per phase, as you sign off on each deliverable.

Can I ask for a quick consultation only?

Yes. Say in the brief that you want a consultation and decorators answer with proposals in that format.

How does buying the furniture work?

The decorator points you to the pieces and where to find them. The purchase is yours, no middleman.