Your budget, your shops.
Shopping lists at your budget, from any shops, with nothing bought for you.
The Room Board's list is written to the budget you give, from any shops you like. Laura buys nothing for you: every piece is yours to choose, and to buy or not.
One list, three ways to fill it.
New, second-hand, or kept: each piece says where it comes from.
Example: fictional
- A larger jute rugNewHigh street; the room's one big change
- Two prints for the ledgeNewAn independent maker
- An oak side tableSecond-handA local second-hand shop
- A table lamp with a pleated shadeSecond-handAn online second-hand market
- Three cushion coversNewThe basket of odd cushions, edited down
- The armchairKeep yoursMoved to the window, with a throw
- The coffee tableKeep yoursCentred on the new rug
The same list, by where each piece comes from
New: 3 piecesSecond-hand: 2 piecesKept: 2 pieces, nothing to buy
A sketch of the example list above, by number of pieces, with no prices.
How a list is written
Any shop
High street, independent makers, second-hand, or what you already own. The list follows the budget you give, not a shop.
Nothing bought for you
You choose and buy each piece yourself, at the shop's price. Sample pots, furniture and decorations are never inside Laura's prices.
Commission links, marked
If a list ever carries a link that earns Laura a commission, it says so up front, like this:
AdAn oak side table
Kept, not replaced
The list starts from the pieces you love, and finds what brings them together.
Where the list comes from
The Room Board: the mood, the layout and the list, for one room.
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Room Board £17510 working days from a complete brief; changes within 5 working days
A questionnaire, your photos and measurements; a mood board; a simple layout sketch; a shoppable list of up to 15 pieces at your budget, from any shops; one round of changes; a 30-minute walkthrough call. See one worked through
You have 14 days to change your mind after booking. See How booking works.
Start with a free discovery call.
Tell Laura about the room. If it suits, she sends a written plan and its price.
Free, and nothing to buy. What happens next