Home Goods & Furniture
Commerce built for oversize, white-glove, and 'will it fit?'
Sofas don't ship UPS. The buyer's question isn't 'add to cart' — it's 'will this fit in my room?' We engineer the LTL carriers, AR visualization, room planners, and big-item return workflows that home-goods needs.
Where home goods breaks generic commerce
Six engagements that recur across home-goods builds
Oversize + LTL shipping
Sofa, mattress, dining table — UPS/FedEx don't ship these. We engineer LTL carrier integration, delivery-window scheduling, and curbside-or-room-of-choice options at checkout.
White-glove delivery + assembly
Premium customers pay for delivery, setup, and packaging removal. We integrate XPO, Pilot Freight, AIT — and the workflows for the carrier handoff.
3D / AR room visualization
'Will this couch fit?' is the buyer's actual question. We integrate ARKit / ARCore, ModiFace-style overlays, and 3D-model PDP rendering.
Room planning + bundle building
Buyers furnish a room, not a SKU. Room planners with drag-drop catalog, save-and-share, and bundle-pricing logic that make 5-SKU purchases natural.
Lead times + back-order management
Custom upholstery: 10-week lead times. Sold-out hero SKUs: pre-orders. We build the catalog-state machine: in-stock / quick-ship / made-to-order / back-order / discontinued.
Returns reality for big items
Returning a sofa is a logistics operation, not a label print. Pickup scheduling, refund-on-pickup, restocking-fee logic, damage assessment — built into the OMS.
The home-goods stack
Platforms + LTL carriers + AR + OMS workflows.
How an engagement starts
Three steps to a partnership
Intake call
30 minutes. We listen, you talk. No deck.
Diagnostic
We audit the surface, name the bottleneck, propose a path.
Kickoff
Senior engineer in your standup by week two.