A first look   Schedules 3.0

Something’s changing in Schedules.

21 October 2026

The details you chase. The versions you keep in sync. The decisions you need to find again. We’ve been working on them.

The missing detail

The light is right. The details are somewhere else.

Pendant light with category-specific fields for colour temperature, wattage, voltage, IP rating, lumens and socket.

Colour temperature in one document. Wattage in another. One more supplier email before the specification is complete. We’ve been working on this one.

Tuesday, 4pm

The client wants the living room. The builder wants the electrical.

Saved schedule views for products by supplier, approved materials and finishes, and living and dining room cabinetry.

So you’re maintaining two versions of the same thing, and hoping they agree. Not for much longer.

The custom piece

One cushion. Four details to keep together.

Custom lounge cushion linked to mohair velvet, linen backing fabric, feather insert and invisible zip component products.

Fabric, backing, insert, zip. One finished piece, with a separate trail of details behind it. We’ve been working on this one.

Six months later

“What did we approve in March?”

Dining chair activity showing revisions, approval and price updates.

And the answer lives in someone’s memory, or an inbox, or nowhere. Soon it won’t.

Coming November

All New Schedules. November.

Better your practice today, don't waste another minute.

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All New Schedules gives interior designers and architects a first look at upcoming changes designed to keep specifications, versions, and decisions together. Coming in November, the update addresses details such as color temperature, wattage, voltage, IP rating, lumens, and sockets; saved views for clients and builders; linked cushion components; and activity records for revisions, approvals, and price updates.