Shop by room
The home page opens with a seasonal story and large room tiles. A shopper picks Living room, Bedroom or Dining and sees only what belongs there.
Oakhaus Living is a home decor and furniture store designed and built by our team, with a website, a shop app and an admin panel. Shoppers browse by room, see colours and sizes on each product page, pick a delivery date and pay in a short checkout. The team manages orders and stock in the admin panel.
Oakhaus Living was designed and built by the PRS CloudTech team.
The brief
Buying a sofa online is harder than buying a phone case. The shopper cannot sit on it, does not know if it fits the room and worries about how it will arrive.
The shop has its own problems. Large items return at a high cost, stock moves between warehouses and stores, and the same product shows in three colours and four sizes.
Browse like a home
People think in rooms, not in product codes. The shop should start with the room.
Confidence in the choice
Colour, size and a view in a real room help people decide.
Clear delivery
A date, who brings it in and what happens if it does not fit should be on the page.
Simple back office
The team needs to see orders, stock and returns without opening six sheets.
What we designed
Oakhaus Living keeps the shop calm and clear, and puts the delivery details early.
The home page opens with a seasonal story and large room tiles. A shopper picks Living room, Bedroom or Dining and sees only what belongs there.
Each page can be filtered by type, colour, size, material and price. Saved items are kept in a list so a shopper can compare them later.
Photos, colour and size choices, the material, the delivery date and the return rules sit on one screen. A camera view shows the piece in the shopper's own room.
The checkout has three steps on one page: address, delivery date and payment by UPI, card or cash on delivery for small orders.
The admin panel shows orders to pack, stock by item and low-stock warnings. Colours and sizes of the same product share one record.
A customer can ask for a return in the app within the allowed days. The team sees the reason and a photo, and books the pick-up.
Screens
The mobile app
How it works
Here is how the main tasks work in the store, from browsing to a delivered sofa.
Plan a room
A shopper picks Living room, saves a sofa, a rug and a lamp, and compares them in the saved list.
Choose and pay
The shopper picks colour and size, checks the delivery date and pays with UPI in one page.
Pack and ship
The team sees the order, packs it with the right parts and books a two-person delivery slot.
Return an item
The shopper asks for a return in the app with a photo. The pick-up is booked and the refund follows after a check.
Suggested technology
What we would deliver
FAQ
Clear photos, sizes, colour choices, a delivery date, easy returns and a short checkout. Large items also need set-up and delivery details, since people worry about them.
The same store can run as a website for desktop and mobile browsers and as a shop app for Android and iOS. All three share one product catalogue, one stock count and one admin panel, so a price change shows everywhere at once.
Yes. We can build the website, a shop app for Android and iOS and an admin panel, and connect your payment gateway, courier and stock.
Each product is placed in one or more rooms and collections. Shoppers pick a room first, then narrow down by type, colour and size.
Yes. The checkout shows the dates available for their pincode. For large items the page also says who brings the item in and sets it up.
Tell us who will use it and what it must do. We will reply with a plan, a timeline and a price.