Most homeowners start with a picture in their head: a warm timber kitchen, a coastal living room, a brutalist facade. The new Spaces and Styles tabs let them browse ArchiPro that way, through photography from real projects. Every photo leads back to the project and the professional behind it.
Quick links:
Browse by room or space
Under Projects, homeowners can switch between Projects, Spaces and Styles.
- Spaces shows project photos grouped by room or outdoor space.
- Pills along the top jump straight to a room, such as kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, decks or facades.
- The filter button opens more ways to narrow things down.
Browse by style
Styles groups photos by architectural style, from contemporary and coastal to mid-century modern, farmhouse and brutalist.
Narrow it down
The filter panel lets homeowners get specific. For example, contemporary kitchens with engineered stone benchtops.
- Architectural style
- Interior style, such as Scandinavian, Japandi or Hamptons
- Material category and material, such as benchtops, cladding, timber or concrete
There are also filters for finish, colour palette, room size and ceiling height. Each option shows how many photos match.
From photo to your profile
Selecting a photo opens it full size.
- The project and the practice behind it.
- View Profile takes homeowners straight to your profile.
- Visit site opens your website.
Homeowners can also save the photo to a design board and see the products tagged in it.
How photos are labelled
ArchiPro labels project photography automatically, looking at each photo together with its title and caption. It records the room, style and materials it shows. Only confident labels are used, so a clear photo of a single space is more likely to appear under the right room. Labels can't be edited in Business Manager. If one looks wrong, let your account manager know.
Help your work show up
- Keep your best projects published with your strongest photography. Photos that are hidden or removed aren't included.
- Choose photos where the room fills the frame. A clear kitchen shot is labelled more confidently than a wide shot across several spaces.
- Give photos descriptive titles and captions, for example "Kitchen with oak cabinetry and terrazzo benchtop".
- Tag the products used so they appear alongside the photo. See ArchiPro's dynamic tagging system.
Each market (New Zealand and Australia) shows its own projects.