A few lines for the byline.
Just enough to open the file — the real questions start next.
Just enough to open the file — the real questions start next.
A hotel lobby. A friend's kitchen. A restaurant you didn't want to leave. Tell us where it was, and what you felt standing in it. This tells us more than any style word could.
Real rooms, not style names. Tap the ones that make you stop scrolling — even if they contradict each other. Especially if they contradict each other.
Select every room in play, and drop in a few photos of each — wide shots, corners, the parts you'd never put in a listing.
Screenshots, Pinterest saves, a photo taken on vacation — drop it all in.
This number shapes everything from here — the more honest it is, the better the first board will be. It stays between you and Honey.
Everything below is what Honey opens with. No back-and-forth needed before the first board.
Client photos, full-size. Tap a marker to tag what that zone needs before sourcing begins.