A jug that looks like an ice cream. A vase with ears. Home Studyo makes the kind of objects concept stores love to put in the window. Those shops are all over the world, and each one has its own arrangements.

A page for every new line

A new line coming in, or a batch of special stock? The team builds a landing page in the shop: an image, some text, a selection of products. They choose which customer groups can see it and for how long, and whether it shows up in the menu. Mailings link straight to it.

A landing page for a new line in the Home Studyo shop, with the blocks and settings on the left
A landing page for a new line, built from blocks. (Example with made-up data.)

Every customer their own price

A museum shop in Copenhagen doesn’t pay the same as a concept store in Ghent. Per customer you set the market, currency and language, a price list and the discounts on top: on everything, on a line or a fixed net price for one product. As many delivery addresses as needed, with the invoicing details right there. In the shop, the customer simply sees their price, no maths required.

A customer record in the back end with market, currency, price list, discounts, delivery addresses and invoicing
Market, price list, discounts, delivery addresses and invoicing per customer. (Example with made-up data.)

Same platform, different shoes

Home Studyo runs on our B2B platform: a private wholesale shop for brands and their distributors. One foundation, finished to measure every time and connected to the software that’s already there. Also in this orbit:

Igor · G.H. Bass · SUBU · Tretorn · &Other Step · Herschel · Bon Parfumeur · Parkland

Diagram: the B2B platform in the centre, with the brands in orbit and Dunes as a planet with three moons
One platform, lots of brands. Dunes even runs three of them at once.
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