Interior designers waste days on every project manually copying product specifications into Excel. Product names, dimensions, colors, prices, images—all entered by hand, one cell at a time. When changes happen, they create new versions: v1, v2, v3. Each revision risks new errors or confusion about which version is current. These mistakes show up in front of clients.
I lived this problem as an Interior Design Associate at a large Chicago firm, where I faced criticism for typos in specifications I'd entered manually.
Material Space automates the specification process. Product data populates schedules automatically when designers add items. Clients access a dashboard to review and approve materials. Real-time sync keeps everyone working from the same version.
I designed the interface around clarity and efficiency. Glass aesthetic, high contrast, generous whitespace. The schedule interface displays multiple columns of product data while supporting drag-and-drop reordering, inline editing, and real-time collaboration.

The logomark combines a brutalist M with geometric forms referencing Josef Albers' color studies. The circular element suggests orbital space. The identity remains neutral enough to work within any firm's existing brand system.

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