Custom software
for interior design studios
Change the chair
once.
Every schedule, board and spec
sheet updates with it.
Why we exist
The short versionYour studio has a way of
working. Your software
should know it.
You've spent years working out how a project should
run. Off-the-shelf tools don't know any of that.
We build the pieces your existing software can't: your spec book format, your approval rules, the hand-off between the sheet where selections live and the document the client signs.
Less retyping, less chasing, and fewer Friday afternoons checking whether the board matches the spec.
Meet AnansiTry it / Larch House
Change one thing. Watch
everything else follow.
Furniture, lighting and finishes live in one project record. Edit a spec, move it to another room, check the budget, then issue the schedule, boards and spec pack together. Anything you've already issued stays exactly as it was.
Open the project studioLarch House
Project specification
- Selections
- 6 products
- Rooms
- 3 spaces
- Outputs
- Schedules, boards & spec sheets
- Review
- Ready for your decision
What we build
Explore capabilitiesFF&E
From the first selection to the schedule the contractor gets.
Specification books
Your format, your fields, generated in seconds.
Documentation workflows
One change, every document.
Design boards
Boards that build themselves from the selections.
Start with one workflow. Connect the rest when it's earned it.
How we work

We watch how you work before
we build anything.
Two weeks of watching how a selection travels from a designer's screen to an issued document. Then we build the thing that removes the retyping, and refine it with the people who'll use it every day.
How we work
Alder & Row / Case study
The chair that changed on the
board but not in the spec.
An 18-person practice, a 28-room hotel, one pilot
Where to start
Tell us where
the retyping happens.
Describe the task your team dreads and we'll tell you whether it's a setup fix, a connection or a build.

