Client forms and Moodboards for interior designers
Send your client one link before the first visit. They answer a few questions, react to rooms and materials and pick between favourites, and you start the scheme knowing what they like and why.
What your client sees · on a laptop or a phone, from your link
Rooms and materials
Tap images to react. Tell us what you like and what you don’t.














2 of 14 rated · 4 more needed
Question 3 • Spectrum
How much do you like to have out on display?
From one link to a scheme they’ll recognise.
Five steps, in the order they happen.
Start from the template.
The Room plan is ready to send: seven questions, ten pictures and three pairs. Swap in your own projects and samples.
Room plan3 stepsOne laneBy groupWelcomeAlways firstHow you liveSlides · 7 questionsRooms and materials10 imagesWhich is closer to your home?3 pairsEndingAlways lastStep 2 of 3 · Moodboard
Rooms and materials
Ten rooms and material samples. Swap in photos of your own projects before you send it.
10images6to react toOpen in Moodboard studioMoodboard 2 of 3Rooms and materials
Tap images to react. Tell us what you like and what you don’t.









Send one link to everyone in the home.
Paste it into your usual email. Each person answers on their own, under your studio’s name and colour.
Room plan3 stepsOne laneBy groupWelcomeAlways firstHow you liveSlides · 7 questionsRooms and materials10 imagesWhich is closer to your home?3 pairsEndingAlways lastWelcome
Room plan
Your note, what they’ll do and how long it takes.
WelcomeRoom plan
A few questions and pictures before I see the space. If you share the home, answer on your own. There are no wrong answers.
What you’ll do
- Answer 7 short questions
- React to about 10 images
- Choose between 3 pairs of images
You can stop and pick up where you left off.
BeginThey tell you how they live.
Calm or lively, how much stays out on display, warm or cool, and what isn’t working today.
What your client sees · one question at a time
NNorthlight StudioForm 1 of 3Saved to secure sessionQuestion 4 • This / Not That
Finish each line
Move through each line and choose the word that lands closer.
1Colours should bewarm
warmcool2Wood should be
lightdark3Furniture should be
matchingcollected over timeBackNext linePrefer not to answer
1234567They react to rooms and materials.
They click a picture, rate it and say what draws them in, like the texture, the colour or the light.
What your client sees · they click a picture, rate it and say why
NNorthlight StudioMoodboard 2 of 3Rooms and materials
Tap images to react. Tell us what you like and what you don’t.










3 of 10 rated · 3 more needed
Step 1 of 3×How does this image land?
12345678910What draws you in? Select all that apply.
Color paletteTypographyLayout & compositionMood & energyTexture & materialityPhotography styleOverall aestheticHow does it make you feel? (optional)
PremiumApproachableBoldCalmAuthenticInnovativeWarmCleanAnything else? (optional)The wood with the stone. That’s the kitchen I want.
CancelBackNextBackSaveSee what they agree on, and why.
Results shows the rooms they both liked, where they split, and each person’s reasons in their own words.
Results
Room plan1How you live2Rooms and materials3Which is closer to your home?Who you askedChapter 2 of 3 · Moodboard
Rooms and materials
Both people you asked have reacted. Open an image to see their reasons and their own words.
2answered0to go10 images, most liked firstSort Wood and stone samples laid out together2 liked · 0 passed · Agreed
Reasons
- Texture & materiality 2
- Color palette 1
How it felt
- Warm 2
- Calm 1
In their words
The wood with the stone. That’s the kitchen I want.
SamPin
A warm living room behind a timber shelving screen2 liked · 0 passed · Agreed
A room panelled in pale wood, with sheer curtains and a plant1 liked · 1 passed · Split
A free template: Room plan.
Seven questions, ten pictures and three pairs. Use it as it is, or change anything before you send it.
- 1Which rooms
- 2Calm or lively
- 3How much is out on display
- 4Warm or cool, light or dark wood
- 5What to keep and what to pass on
- 6Whether to change the layout
- 7What isn’t working today
Preview. Answers here aren’t saved.
SlidesOne question per screenClassicEvery question on one pageQuestions from interior designers.
Yes. Upload your own rooms and sample photos to the Moodboard, and your client reacts to those instead of ours.
Yes. Send each of them the same link. Results shows where they agree, where they split, and each person’s own answers.
Yes. Put your sample photos in a Comparison, and your client picks between them one pair at a time.
Yes. Add your estimate to a Stake Binary question, and your client sees the cost on the card before they answer.
No. They open your link, type their name and start. Email is optional.
14 days free, then $20 a month for one person, or $49 a month for a team of up to five. Your clients answer for free.
Start the design knowing what your client likes, and why.
Send the free Room plan to your next client. 14 days free, then $20 a month.
Add a card to start; nothing is charged until the trial ends. Cancel any time from Settings.
What your client sees · when they finish
Thank you, Sam.
Your responses have been recorded. The team can now review what you shared.
Your 18 answers, one tile each: 7 questions, 8 images, 3 pairs
This is what stood out in what you chose.
The images you rated highest



