ARCHSPLACE
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— Online interior designer

An interior designer for your home, over the internet

Tell us how you live and what you want to change. Active interior designers send proposals with layout, materials and lighting. You compare and hire online.

archsplaceFrom the conversation to the interior project,all onlineYouNew projectFREEType of workRenovationWhereHackney, LondonSize78 m² flatWishesOpen 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.

ArchsplacearchsplaceHackney, London · 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 MeiaHackneyMATCH3 phases · 6 weeksMarcus Uehara4.8 ★Open HouseIslingtonHIREDContract signedMATCH3 phases · 5 weeksLea Fontes5.0 ★Fontes Arch.ClaphamMATCH4 phases · 8 weeks
1

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.

— In numbers

Online interior design today

The platform's numbers, refreshed every time the site is published.

  • 139

    active interior designers

    Profiles with a portfolio and reviews, ready to receive your brief.

  • 3

    interior projects published

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

  • 3

    cities covered

    Where those projects came from. Interior design travels well by photos, plans and video.

— Who takes it on

Interior designers working through the platform

Some of the best rated profiles. Each one has a portfolio, reviews and past proposals.

  • vorbild architecture

    VORBILD Architecture is a Chartered Practice registered with RIBA and ARB in the UK, as well as CROA in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur…

    ArchitectureInterior designDecoration+2
  • elizabeth bee interior de

    Elizabeth Bee is an experienced and skilled interior designer based near Brighton in Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex, specialising in high-end…

    Interior designDecorationLandscape design+2
  • kerem erbagciFrom£150.00London

    Interior Designer with 8+ years of experience across residential, commercial, and sustainable design projects. I’ve led Studio NO78 Design…

    DecorationInterior designContemporary+2
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— How it works

Your interior project in four steps

From the first brief to the last payment, in one place.

  1. 01

    Show how you live

    Photos, measurements, the plan if there is one, and what bothers you in the space today.

  2. 02

    Receive proposals from designers

    Interior designers by style and region answer with a layout, materials and a timeline.

  3. 03

    Compare and choose

    Portfolio and reviews of each designer. Chat about joinery, lighting and finishes.

  4. 04

    Approve stage by stage

    Layout, 3D images, detailing. You approve each delivery and pay as the project moves.

— 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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Three Ways Architecture Responds to Landscape, Light and Place

From a brick-and-timber seaside dwelling to compact rural houses in Uruguay and a refined villa by Yangnar Studio, these projects show how architecture can shape atmosphere through material, daylight and context. Together, they offer fresh lessons in designing homes that feel grounded, responsive and memorable.

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— FAQ

Questions about hiring an interior designer online

The questions people ask before hiring a designer for the first time.

Can the designer work without visiting my home?

Yes. Photos, measurements and a video of the space are enough for most projects. When a visit helps, you arrange it directly with the designer.

What do I get at the end?

It depends on the proposal you accept: layout, 3D images, a list of materials and furniture, a lighting plan. Each proposal describes the deliverables before you decide.

How much does an interior project cost?

Publishing is free. Each professional sends their own proposal, with a price and a timeline. You pay per stage, as you approve the deliveries.

Can I hire for a single room?

Yes. Describe the room in the brief and the designers answer with proposals for that space.

What is the difference between an interior designer and a decorator?

The designer plans the space: layout, finishes, lighting, joinery. The decorator works with what already exists: furniture, colours, objects. The platform has both.