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Interior Design Cloud: mood boards clients can actually approve.

Client-shareable mood boards of reference images per project, plus material specifications — flooring, paint, furniture, lighting — tracked from specified through installed, on top of the same Projects, CRM, and Files every FlashCat.ai organization already runs.

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Real Interior Design Modules

Core Platform Included

Material Status Stages

Hardcoded Industry Logic

The Problem

A concept isn't approved until the client actually sees it.

Interior design runs on visual approval, not paragraphs of description — a client needs to see the mood board, not read a status update about it. And once a direction is approved, every material sourced against it needs a real status, not a spreadsheet nobody updates after the first week.

Reference images live in a shared drive folder with no client-facing approval status at all.

"Is the flooring ordered yet" is answered by texting the procurement person, not checking a record.

Nothing connects a specified material back to the concept board it was sourced against.

How It Works

From concept board to installed material

Both modules attach to the same Project — the client's space you're designing.

Step 1

Build the mood board

Curate reference images per project, each with its own caption — a real, ordered visual reference set, not a folder of loose files.

Step 2

Share it with the client

Move a board from draft to shared-with-client to approved — a real, structured status the client and your team both see the same way.

Step 3

Specify the materials

Log each material — category, item, brand, SKU, unit cost, quantity — optionally linked back to the mood board it was sourced against.

Step 4

Track it to installed

Specified through ordered, delivered, and installed — a real procurement status per material, not a guess.

Use Cases

Where this shows up in your day

Principal Designers

Need the client to sign off on a direction before sourcing begins.

A real client-approval status on the board itself.

Project Designers

Need to know exactly which materials are still awaiting delivery.

Every material's status is real and queryable, not a guess.

Clients

Want to see the actual concept, not a written description of it.

A visual board they can review and approve directly.

Multi-Project Studios

Run several client spaces at once.

Boards and materials are scoped per project, never mixed up.

Walkthrough

One room, from concept to installed

A "Living Room Concept" mood board is created against a client's project, with reference images for texture, color, and layout.

It's shared with the client — status moves to Shared With Client — and after a revision round, moves to Client Approved.

Flooring, paint, and a sofa are specified against the approved board, each with brand, SKU, unit cost, and quantity.

As procurement proceeds, each material moves from Specified to Ordered to Delivered to Installed — a real, per-item status.

The designer and the client both see the same real board and material status, on the same project record.

Connects To

Part of one platform, not a bolt-on

Projects & Tasks

Mood boards and material specifications attach to the same Project record used for scheduling and client communication.

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Architecture Cloud

A firm running formal phase-gated design stages — Concept through Construction Documents — uses Design Stages and Architectural Drawings instead.

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Module Marketplace

Enable Mood Boards and Material Specifications independently — Material Specifications depends on Mood Boards already being enabled.

Configure Modules

Let clients approve the concept, not a description of it.

Interior Design Cloud is a real, working part of FlashCat.ai today — not a roadmap item. Start a 7-day free trial, no card required.

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