Space Furniture represents over 50 of the world's most prestigious design brands — from B&B Italia and Kartell to Bocci and Moooi. Each product comes with its own set of variants, finishes, dimensions, and designer stories. The existing product page tried to accommodate all of this, but the result was cluttered and inconsistent.
Over a three-month engagement, the Space team worked through a complete rethink of the product page experience. Starting with a design review and refinement phase, the key changes needed to elevate the page and simplify how users explore and transact were identified and prioritised.
The updated design introduced a unified page template built on Shopify Plus that adapts to any product category — from a $590 table lamp to a $10,000 sofa. The visual hierarchy was redesigned with large-format imagery, clear pricing, and designer attribution front and centre. A dual-mode interaction model with "Shop Now" and "Enquiry & All Options" pathways recognises that luxury furniture buyers often need consultation before purchase.
Brand exploration modules like "Explore B&B Italia" encourage deeper browsing within designer collections, while simplified image management reduces the operational burden on Space's content team. A clear rollback plan ensured the template worked seamlessly with existing content during the transition.
The project was delivered with a full UAT process in a preview theme before handover to Dot Collective, ensuring a smooth transition to launch. (The work is so good it's made their recent showreel!)
Within two weeks of going live, the results spoke for themselves: a 38% increase in add-to-cart rate, 25% more users scrolling deeper into product content, and a 28% lift in key conversion events across the redesigned pages. For a luxury furniture brand where considered browsing drives purchase decisions, these early signals confirm the new experience is working exactly as intended.