Interior design workflow software

The interior design workflow, in one tool

Most designers run a project across five apps that never talk to each other. Decato compresses the whole workflow — floor plan, layout, sourcing, render and client deck — into one place, where every piece is a real, dimension-checked product that fits the space and the budget.

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Decato — workflow software

A room sourced from real, fit-checked products — the render, budget and spec describe the same room.

Why the workflow breaks

Five tools, none of them connected

The stack is stitched by hand

A floor-plan app, a moodboard tool, a spec spreadsheet and a dozen retailer tabs — you are the integration layer, re-keying the same room into each one.

Nothing survives the hand-off

A render made in one app knows nothing about your budget, your sourcing list or whether the sofa actually fits. Every step starts from zero.

The busywork isn’t the craft

Measuring, price-checking, and rebuilding the same spec four times is where the hours go — not the design decisions clients pay you for.

How Decato does it

One workflow, plan to presentation

01
Start from the plan

Import a floor plan and set the brief, style and budget once.

02
Lay out and furnish

Editable layout with real products matched to the space and style.

03
Validate fit and budget

Every piece checked against room dimensions and the running total.

04
Render and present

A render built from the real furniture, packaged into a client-ready deck.

Decato workflow software output
The deliverable

What the tool hands back

  • An editable layout tied to the real floor plan
  • A sourced product list with live pricing and a running budget
  • A render built from the furniture you can actually order
  • A client-ready deck: layout, render, priced bundle and spec

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Common questions

What is interior design workflow software?

It is software that carries a project through its whole professional workflow — plan, layout, sourcing, fit and budget validation, rendering and client presentation — instead of covering only one step like rendering or moodboarding.

How is Decato different from a floor-plan or rendering app?

A floor-plan or rendering app produces one artefact. Decato connects the steps: the layout, the sourced products, the fit checks, the budget and the render are one project, so the client deck is generated from real, orderable furniture — not assembled by hand across apps.

Does it replace my current tools?

It replaces the stitched-together middle of the workflow — the moodboard, the spec spreadsheet and the retailer-tab sourcing — and gives you one project that goes from floor plan to client-ready deck.

Built for professional interior design

Bring the whole workflow into one tool.

Plan, source, render and present a room your client can actually order — from the floor plan, not a stack of disconnected apps.