Chapter · i
What comes in.
Open the studio and the day is already sorted. Projects in flight, money outstanding, and a live feed of who touched what, all on one quiet first screen.
Dashboard · the morning view
Studiohaus
Now live
Run the studio.
Lose the
spreadsheets.
Practice management for two-to-five-person interior design firms: projects, FF&E specs, design boards, client portal, and invoicing that pushes to QuickBooks in one click. Monthly, no contract, no card to start.
No signup — explore a real studio in one click.
platform.studiohaus.app
Live · The studio, on one screen
Studiohaus was built inside a working interior design studio, for the studio that runs it, because no software existed that fit the specific shape of the work.
From the inside · Principle ii.A studio’s day, in four parts.
Leads and intake, projects and time, invoicing and the books, and the schedule ahead. Every screen here is the real product, shown with a sample studio.
Chapter · ii
The day, logged.
Every project moves through the same honest phases, from design development to install. Progress, status and who owns it, sorted by what moved most recently.
Projects · in motion
Chapter · iii
The books, kept.
Invoices and retainers grouped by project, so you can see what's gone out and what's still owed at a glance. Sent, overdue, paid, in the studio's own plain language.
Invoices · what's owed
Chapter · iv
Looking ahead.
Seven weeks of the studio on one timeline. Phases, milestones and installs laid out by project, so the next surprise is one you chose.
Calendar · the runway
The client’s room.
One branded portal per client, with all of their projects inside it: files, conversations, and invoices sent and tracked. The only link your client needs. No second login, nothing lost in spam.
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Client portal · one branded link, per client
The differentiator
Mileage that books itself.
Log a drive and pick the project. Studiohaus fills in the destination, computes the distance, applies the IRS standard mileage rate, and books the result as an expense on that project — where it shows up in the margin. The mileage log you’d keep in a second app, already attached to the work.
- Company-vehicle drives log the trip and skip the expense
- Every drive books as a project expense, not an invoice line
- Expensed miles flow into Financials at the IRS standard rate
Route planner · miles for the books
The practice
Built from the inside.
Studiohaus exists because the studio that built it needed it. Every feature is a response to a specific small failure of generic software — an exported file that had to be re-uploaded, a mileage log typed twice, a moodboard buried in someone’s email.
The practice page is where we keep the longer version of that story: five principles, a manifesto, the studios we built this for.
Read the practice →Simple, honest pricing.
One plan at $69 a month, every feature included. Extra seats are $20 a month each. No annual contracts, no tier to outgrow.
One plan
Studiohaus
$69/ month
One plan, every feature — from the solo principal to a full studio.
- One seat included; extra seats $20/month each
- Every feature — no tiers, nothing held back
- Unlimited projects · 10 GB document storage
- Unlimited client portal access — clients are free
- Add or remove seats any time
10 or more seats
Talk to us
about volume
about volume
For studios bringing a larger team across. Tell us the shape of it.
- The same product, every feature
- Seat pricing by conversation
- Dedicated account contact
14-day free trial. No card to start. Billed monthly, cancel any time. The first twenty founding studios keep $69 a month for life.
What StudioHaus is
StudioHaus is a practice-management platform (CRM) built specifically for residential interior design studios. Its core features include a branded client portal where clients review and approve designs; invoicing and proposals that push to QuickBooks Online in one click, with payments mirrored automatically; project financials with margin and expense tracking; and a built-in route planner that logs site-visit drives, applies the IRS standard mileage rate, and books the result as a project expense that shows in the project's margin. It also ships a read-only MCP server, so a studio's own AI assistant can read its projects and draft client updates from real activity. StudioHaus was built by its founder for his wife's interior design firm and is used by that studio alongside a cohort of design practices.