Introduction

This project explores how individuals and couples approach decision-making when designing and furnishing their home.

While designing a space can be exciting, the process often becomes overwhelming due to the number of decisions required, the volume of available options, and the need to balance multiple preferences.

This project focuses on understanding these challenges and designing a solution that supports users in making confident, well-structured decisions.

The problem

Designing and furnishing a home involves a large number of interconnected decisions, ranging from furniture selection to layout, aesthetics, and budgeting.

Users are often faced with:

• Too many choices without clear structure
• Difficulty comparing options effectively
• Decision fatigue over time
• Conflicting preferences, particularly in shared spaces

These challenges can lead to frustration, delays, and uncertainty, making what should be an enjoyable process feel stressful and inefficient.

Project aim

The aim of this project is to design a system that simplifies and structures the decision-making process for home design.

Rather than focusing purely on visual inspiration, the goal is to support users through the process of making decisions, helping them:

• Break down complex choices into manageable steps
• Compare options in a clear and structured way
• Align preferences between multiple users