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Designco × Mozaik · Proposal
A new storefront for Living Edge
From selling furniture to selling complete design intelligence. A headless, intelligent commerce experience, built on your Salesforce engine and reimagined for the way your clients actually decide.
Confidential · July 2026 · Prepared for Living Edge
Your foundation is excellent. Your storefront is the opportunity.
Living Edge runs on enterprise Salesforce Commerce Cloud with real traffic, serious marketing, sustainability leadership and a catalogue of genuine icons. That engine is worth keeping.
But the storefront in front of it is a dated, server-rendered SFRA experience built for browsing. Your clients (architects, designers, procurement teams, discerning buyers) are making high-consideration, high-value decisions on a site that hides prices behind hover, ships a 1.7 MB bundle, carries no structured data, and shows a chair instead of the room.
We propose a headless re-front that keeps Salesforce, Klaviyo, payments and your SEO equity, then wraps them in award-grade UX, an impeccable mobile experience, ThreeJS/WebGL product immersion, and FlowNode: see any piece in your own space, and generate whole environments from a specification.
0structured-data records across home, PLP and a $13,480 PDP
1.7MBsingle monolithic JS bundle, no code-splitting
~3.4spage load · 165 requests · 47+ scripts
7font families loading · 34% images missing alt
02 · The audit · captured live from livingedge.com.au
We did our homework. Here is what we found.
Every screen below is a real capture of your live site, taken during this assessment. None of it is fatal. All of it is the upside.
Navigation
Every browse action triggers a full-screen takeover menu, a 19-item flat list that mixes Eames and Barcelona with “Gaming Chairs” and “Kids”. There is no persistent wayfinding for a deep catalogue.
Listing · desktop
On desktop the listing is a wall of images with no names and no prices. Identity and cost stay hidden until you hover each card one at a time, so scannability and side-by-side comparison, the heart of specifying, break down.
Product · $13,480
A true design icon at $13,480, presented as a static image gallery with one dropdown. No 3D, no AR, no structured data, fixed 1600px images, and “Enquire Now” for anything complex. The highest-value moment is the least immersive.
Mobile
Tellingly, mobile shows the prices desktop hides, but as an endless single column with no density or quick-view. Mobile is a first-class concern for us, not an afterthought.
Account creation & ordering
Sign-up
The registration form carries a live typo, “I would like to recieve email updates”, and makes two phone numbers (Home/Work and Mobile) both required. Eight fields, no social sign-on, no strength meter. Every extra field is measurable drop-off on a high-intent action.
Checkout
Delivery is metro-only; anyone outside the five metro cities is sent to “contact us for a quote”. The all-in total (delivery and assembly) stays hidden until this step.
Payment · $13,750
A generic card form on a five-figure order: no saved configuration, no visual reassurance of the room being bought, and nothing for the B2B specifier who needs to save a project or request a quote.
Inside the account
Member dashboard
You have just created an account with a luxury brand, and this is the welcome: no greeting, no confirmation, no next step. A stock hero pushes the account below the fold, and the same six machinery tabs serve a homeowner and a trade specifier alike.
The empty account
Orders, addresses, payment, wishlists: a wall of empty “Add New” boxes. Nothing suggested, nothing saved, no design services, no showroom booking, no reason to return. This is the moment a relationship should begin, and it is blank.
Editing details
Editing your own details asks you to re-type your email into a blank “Confirm Email”, the Mobile number sign-up insisted on arrives empty, and linking a business account requires a “confirmation code”. The machinery is showing. Personal details redacted.
A full technical and email-exposure appendix (security headers, SPF/DMARC, bundle analysis) is provided separately.
03 · The field · five platforms, torn down live
Everyone sells the icons. Nobody sells the room.
We tore down the platforms you are measured against, the same week we audited yours: what they run on, what they show, what they can do. The pattern is parity, catalogue-ware on rented platforms, and an open seat at the top of the category.
RetailerPlatformListing prices3D / AR in roomAI discoveryStructured data
Living EdgetodaySalesforce · SFRAHidden behind hover✗✗None
Space FurnitureShopifyVisible · sale + filters✗✗None
Cult DesignShopifyVisible✗✗None
King LivingAdobe CommerceHidden at range levelPlanner + 3D preview✗None
Living Edgere-fronted · this proposalHeadless Next.js on your SalesforceVisible everywhereFlowNode AR + 3DDesign advisorEvery product
Captured July 2026 · identical cold-load methodology across all sites · platforms fingerprinted from markup and resource URLs · raw data in the technical appendix.
Space Furniture · the closest rival
Your most direct competitor already runs a cleaner shelf: 239 sofas with brands, prices, sale tags and working filters on one listing. Better retail hygiene than livingedge.com.au today, and still nothing beyond a grid.
Space Furniture · the five-figure moment
A $12,898 Cini Boeri icon, well told: editorial provenance, live stock, variants, sale pricing. And still a static template. No 3D, no in-room view; the same ceiling Living Edge hits on its $13,480 Barcelona.
King Living
Opens on a 50%-off winter sale banner: premium positioning traded for discount theatre, on an Adobe Commerce build that fires 519 requests before you scroll.
King Living · the field’s high-water mark
The one genuine experience feature in the field: a plan-view sofa builder with a 3D preview, here a $4,690 package. Real capability, and still a diagram in a grey void: not your room, not your light, no AR.
Coco Republic
Styling-led content on BigCommerce catalogue-ware: an 18 MB homepage, visible prices, and zero product data for the machines that increasingly answer buyers’ questions.
RH · where the category is heading
The benchmark sells a sofa like a film: “often imitated, never duplicated”, campaign-grade art direction for one product family inside a brand universe of galleries and estates. That is the altitude this proposal targets, and even RH ships no in-room AR and no AI discovery. The seat is open.
0 / 5expose product structured data on their listings; the whole category is invisible to AI answer engines
0 / 5can place a piece in the client’s room; imagery ends at the photograph
0 / 5offer any AI-led discovery; every one of them makes the client do the hunting
The first authentic-design retailer to sell the room instead of the grid owns the category’s next decade. Nobody in this field is building it. You can be.
04 · The opportunity
From browsing to specifying.
Most furniture sites help people browse products. Living Edge can help clients imagine, specify, visualise, approve and buy complete environments. One workflow, five moves.
01
Curate
Search the full catalogue, filtered by category, brand, application, commercial rating, lead time, sustainability and budget.
02
Configure
Adjust finishes, fabrics, quantities and pricing scenarios against a live project, reflected instantly in the schedule and the total.
03
Visualise
Generate room concepts built from the exact products selected, so the client sees their future environment, not a list of objects.
04
Recommend
Layer in design rationale, sustainability insight and considered alternatives, written in the sales team’s own voice.
05
Present
Produce a fully branded proposal automatically: web presentation, PDF, moodboards, schedules, cost summaries and renders. No manual decks.
05 · The solution
A headless, intelligent storefront.
We keep your Salesforce Commerce Cloud engine and replace the experience in front of it with a fast, composable Next.js storefront. Five pillars.
A
Headless over Salesforce
A decoupled Next.js front-end on the Commerce / SCAPI APIs. Klaviyo, payments, CQuotient and your SEO equity stay; the jQuery-era SFRA layer goes.
B
Immersive product
ThreeJS / WebGL product viewing, real-time configuration, fabric and finish swaps, and cinematic detail on the pieces that deserve it.
C
FlowNode visualisation
See any product in your own space through the camera, and generate complete environments, workplace, residential or hospitality, from the specification.
D
Found by people and AI
Structured data on every product, clean code-split delivery, Core Web Vitals in the green, and content engineered for both Google and AI answer engines.
E
Impeccable on mobile
A mobile experience designed first, not adapted: prices, comparison and visualisation that work in the hand, on the showroom floor.
06 · Discovery intelligence
Stop making them hunt. Start helping them decide.
Your catalogue depth is the edge, and the tax. Not a search box, not a chatbot: a private design advisor, trained for Living Edge, that turns one sentence into a short, reasoned shortlist, and routes every shopper by who they are.
Design Advisor✦ AI trained for Living Edge Live demo, tap to try
✦
This panel is interactive. Tap a brief and watch the advisor work ↓
Your curated room renders here. Tap any brief above to see it happen↑
Constrained matching over your Salesforce inventory and lead times, so it never curates a piece that cannot ship.
03
Return reasoned picks
A short, role-aware shortlist with a reason for every choice, in under two seconds, handed straight to AR.
Role-based navigation
Tell us who you are. The store rearranges around you.
Alongside the classic menu, never instead of it. One choice at the door tailors the catalogue, the pricing and the advisor's voice.
At Home
Furnish the room you actually live in.
Room-led journeys and an advisor that speaks interiors, not SKUs, and remembers the room you are building across visits.
Shop by room
Living and lounge
Dining and kitchen
Home office and study
Ask the design advisor
Design & Trade
Specify faster. Win the client.
Trade pricing, spec sheets and lead times up front. Brief a room, get a defensible shortlist, save it to a named project.
My projects
Trade pricing and lead times
Specify to a brief
Spec sheets and downloads
Request a quote
Architecture & Contract
Source at scale, with the data attached.
Contract-grade collections, volume enquiry, finishes and compliance data, and a named account manager for a whole floor or venue.
Contract and commercial
Workplace collections
Volume enquiry
Finishes and compliance data
Speak to an account manager
The account, rebuilt
From eight fields to one tap.
Today · their form
Eight separate fields between a ready buyer and an account
Two phone numbers, Home or Work and Mobile, both required
A live typo on the form: “I would like to recieve email updates”
No social or express sign-on; everyone types a password from scratch
No strength meter, so people guess and fail at the final step
The same heavy form for a private buyer and a trade specifier
Rebuilt · our flow
One-tap sign-on with Apple, Google or a single email link, identity verified
Email only to start; we ask for nothing we do not yet need
Phone is optional, requested later, only when there is a delivery to coordinate
Inline validation, a live strength meter and passkeys, so the first attempt succeeds
Proofread, on-brand copy with a clear, honest opt-in
Role chosen at sign-up, so catalogue, pricing and nav arrive already tailored; the profile enriches after the sale, never as a gate before it
Account creation is the highest-intent, highest-drop moment in the whole journey. Stripping a multi-field form down to a single verified tap removes the exact friction that loses ready buyers at the gate. We instrument it and validate the gain against your own funnel in Phase 0, so the uplift is proven, not assumed.
Where this goes next
One advisor. A roadmap of possibilities.
Visual search
Upload a room photo or a magazine tear-sheet and the advisor matches the look to real Living Edge icons, then places them with FlowNode.
Room from a mood
Paste a palette, a few words or three reference images and get a complete, coherent scheme built only from in-stock pieces.
Budget-aware swaps
Set a ceiling and the advisor rebalances, proposing an EVO-C or a Panton in place of a Barcelona while holding the room's character.
Instant trade quoting
Assemble a multi-line project shortlist with trade pricing and live lead times, exportable as a client-ready schedule.
Post-purchase styling
After a sofa ships, the advisor returns to complete the room, timed to delivery rather than a generic email cadence.
Showroom companion
On the floor, point a phone at a piece and the advisor recalls the saved project and shows what pairs with it in stock.
07 · Service design
One platform, three ways in.
Three very different people walk through the same door: someone furnishing a home they can already feel, a designer on a client’s deadline, and an architect fitting out a whole building. Today the site meets them all the same cold way. The new platform recognises each one, and reshapes around them.
GoalReach a confident yes on one hero piece and the supporting pieces around it.
Click a stage for the full exchange
What they’re doing
Lands with a feeling and a room in mind, half unsure a place selling A$13,000 chairs is even for them.
What the platform does
Greets them warmly, opens the At Home path so the site reframes around rooms and living, and shows prices from the first glance, an invitation rather than a wall.
GoalBuild a defensible shortlist they can stand behind in front of a paying client.
Click a stage for the full exchange
What they’re doing
Lands mid-project, often deep-linked to a piece, already in spec mode and short on time.
What the platform does
Role-based navigation lets them enter as trade once and be remembered. Trade pricing, lead times and spec sheets surface by default, no quote request, no hover-to-reveal.
GoalCarry one defensible project record the whole team can trust, end to end.
Click a stage for the full exchange
What they’re doing
Arrives mid-project from a spec or a recommendation, needing to know in seconds this is serious contract work.
What the platform does
Role-based navigation opens an Architecture & Contract world: contract collections, project credentials and a clear route to a named account manager front and centre.
The same journey, measuredclient confidence, new platformtoday
Service-design principles
01
Open from the first glance
Prices and lead times visible up front, never behind hover or a quote request.
02
Meet people as who they are
A home, a practice or a building: choose once, and everything reframes.
03
An advisor for each world
Showroom host, sounding board or specification partner, depending on who is asking.
04
Remember the relationship
Saved rooms, named projects and records persist across every visit.
08 · FlowNode visualisation
Don’t show the chair. Show the room.
Point a phone at a corner of an office, a lobby, a living room. FlowNode places the exact product at true scale, in real light. Tap to watch it render into the space:
Workplace
Barcelona Lounge Chair · Knoll
Living
Wood Frame Sofa · British tan leather
Reading nook
Arco Floor Lamp · Flos
On select items. In-camera AR ships on the hero ranges first, where we build true 3D models, then expands across the catalogue. Every placement here uses a real Living Edge product, rendered by FlowNode.
Living Edge Worlds
And every collection becomes an environment, generated for workplace, residential and hospitality, furnished with the actual range, not stock photography.
WorkplaceResidentialHospitality
09 · Immersive experience
Cinematic on the desktop. Flawless in the hand.
The product page becomes an experience: real-time ThreeJS / WebGL viewing, 360° rotation, material and fabric swaps, and zoom that holds up on a $13,000 icon.
3D / WebGLInteractive product viewer with configurable finishes, lighting and angles.
AR in-roomPlace the piece in your space from the camera, at true scale, instantly.
Mobile-firstDesigned for the hand and the showroom floor, not adapted down from desktop.
Sub-secondCode-split delivery and Core Web Vitals in the green on every device.
The mobile journey, end to end
We walked your entire mobile flow, the way most of your clients actually arrive. Every screen is a real capture of the live site, home to cart, shown the way it deserves to be seen.
Home
Browse
Product
Cart
10 · Architecture
Keep the engine. Replace the experience.
A composable, headless front-end on your existing Salesforce Commerce Cloud APIs. Nothing of value is thrown away; the dated presentation layer is.
The shopperEvery visit, any device
one fast request
The new headless experiencewhat we build
Global edgeCloudflare + VercelWAF · bot mitigation · CDN
A natural-language brief is parsed into a typed schema, embedded and retrieved over the live catalogue, ranked by persona, gated against real stock, then reasoned into a grounded shortlist streamed in under two seconds. The model vendor stays hidden behind the gateway.
See it in your space (AR)
Shopper device→Immersive 3D client→FlowNode AR client→BFF / API orchestration→FlowNode AR engine→3D model pipeline→DAM (assets + 3D)→Asset CDN→FlowNode AR client
From the 3D PDP island the shopper hands off to FlowNode AR. The BFF resolves the product to a 3D master, the pipeline pulls a compressed glTF / USDZ from the DAM, and the model streams to the client scaled to real-world catalogue dimensions for in-camera anchoring.
A guest basket is mutated through the BFF and SCAPI, identity is brokered through SLAS into httpOnly cookies, and payment is captured inside PSP-hosted fields the front-end never sees. SFCC authorises, then emits order events that revalidate cache and reach Klaviyo, keeping the front-end in PCI SAQ-A scope.
What we build, tier by tier
The detail behind the diagram. Eight workstreams, every one a real engineering commitment.
01
SFCC stays the system of record
Salesforce B2C Commerce Cloud is retained as the transactional engine: product master, price books and promotions, Omnichannel Inventory for ATS and lead-time, the basket-to-order lifecycle, customer profiles, and CQuotient / Einstein. We remove only the dated SFRA storefront cartridge. Every commerce decision keeps executing inside SFCC, so Business Manager merchandising and existing ERP and OMS integrations work unchanged. This makes the programme a presentation replacement, not a re-platform, the single biggest risk reducer in the proposal.
02
A two-stage edge and per-route rendering
All traffic terminates first at Cloudflare (DNS, TLS 1.3, WAF, Bot Management, Turnstile, DDoS). Only scored-clean traffic reaches Vercel over an mTLS origin pull, so the rendering tier is never exposed directly. Next.js renders each surface with the cheapest correct strategy: ISR with stale-while-revalidate for PLP and PDP, SSR for cart and account, and the Edge Runtime for personalisation. Partial Prerendering streams a static shell instantly and fills dynamic holes via Suspense, which drives the Core Web Vitals gain over the current monolithic bundle.
03
One BFF is the only contract the front-end speaks
The Next.js app never calls SFCC directly. A Backend-for-Frontend exposing a GraphQL / RPC schema is the only commerce contract the UI knows. A typed adapter wraps SCAPI and OCAPI with retries, backoff and a circuit breaker, so an SFCC slowdown degrades gracefully instead of cascading. The BFF composes SFCC, the DAM, the advisor and Einstein into a single shaped response per view, which keeps pages fast and the client code thin.
04
Brokered identity and a hard PCI boundary
Shopper identity runs through SLAS using OAuth2 with PKCE. A server-side token broker holds guest and registered JWTs in httpOnly, SameSite cookies with silent refresh; the browser holds only an opaque session reference. Payments use PSP-hosted fields and the native payment sheet for Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal and Zip. The card PAN is captured inside the PSP iframe and tokenised; only a network token reaches SFCC. The new front-end never sees cardholder data, keeping it in PCI-DSS SAQ-A scope rather than the far heavier SAQ-D. A board-level reassurance point.
05
Freshness is event-driven, grounding search and the advisor
Freshness comes from events, not polling. SFCC jobs and webhooks emit price, inventory, catalogue and order changes; an HMAC-verified receiver translates them into precise cache operations: Redis tag invalidation plus on-demand ISR revalidation of exactly the affected routes. A catalogue sync pipeline fans the same deltas out to three consumers: it upserts embeddings into the advisor vector index, publishes a structured product feed for SEO and AI answer engines, and keeps Klaviyo current. Live availability and final totals are always fetched fresh at request time.
06
The advisor: a grounded retrieval-and-ranking pipeline
The advisor never runs free text straight into retrieval. The utterance plus any prior brief is sent to the advisor model under a constrained schema, extracting a typed brief validated against Zod. A hybrid retriever fuses vector and keyword hits with hard metadata filters; a cross-encoder re-ranks by persona and affinity; a hard stock gate calls back to SCAPI so nothing out of stock survives. Only in-stock candidates and their real catalogue facts reach the grounded reasoner, whose output is citation-bound and guardrailed. The brief persists across turns, and the whole gateway is budgeted and traced to hold the response under two seconds. Every model call routes through an internal gateway that abstracts the vendor.
07
FlowNode: in-camera AR and generative renders
The 3D PDP is a hydration-gated island streaming Draco / KTX2 assets from the DAM through progressive LOD. On "see it in your space", FlowNode AR pulls a compressed glTF (web) or USDZ (iOS) master and streams it to the client for true in-camera anchoring at real catalogue scale. Where live AR is not warranted, the BFF enqueues an async job that the FlowNode render service fulfils, compositing product cutouts and room plates into a photoreal scene published to the CDN. The DAM is the single source of truth for both 3D and imagery.
08
Discoverability and closed-loop observability
The app emits typed JSON-LD, OpenGraph, sitemaps and a clean structured feed so AI answer engines ground on accurate Living Edge inventory rather than hallucinating, protecting the SEO equity accrued under SFRA. Real-user monitoring captures INP, LCP and CLS; consent-gated analytics flow into GA4 and Klaviyo alongside server-side events. Server renders, BFF calls, advisor latency and grounding, and FlowNode jobs are all traced with OpenTelemetry into Datadog and Sentry. A regression is observable in production rather than discovered by the customer.
Secure, compliant, resilient by default
Payments Card data never touches the new front-end; checkout stays PCI-handled by Salesforce and the payment providers (Apple Pay, Zip, PayPal).
Hardened Content-Security-Policy, year-long HSTS, tightened cookies and headers, closing the gaps surfaced in the audit.
Email SPF flattened under the lookup limit and DMARC moved to reject, protecting the brand from spoofing and lifting deliverability.
Edge Cloudflare WAF, bot mitigation and DDoS protection in front of Vercel's global edge.
Equity SEO rankings, analytics and personalisation migrate intact, never rebuilt from zero.
11 · Conversion & performance
Designed to convert. Built to set the standard.
Every decision in this platform points at one outcome: more of the right visitors becoming buyers, and Living Edge becoming the experience every other furniture brand is measured against.
01
Speed that pays
Sub-second, code-split pages in place of a 1.7 MB bundle. Faster sites convert more and rank higher, full stop.
02
Seeing is buying
Placing the exact piece in the client's own space collapses hesitation on high-consideration, high-value purchases.
03
Found everywhere
Structured data and AI-discoverability put Living Edge in Google rich results and AI answer engines, capturing demand competitors never see.
04
A funnel without leaks
Visible prices, fewer fields, transparent totals, saved projects. Every drop-off point from the audit, removed.
05
Mobile that closes
The majority of discovery is already on mobile. A mobile-first experience converts the traffic you are already paying to attract.
+8%retail conversion per 0.1s of load time gained (Deloitte / Google benchmark)
53%of mobile visits abandoned when a page takes over 3 seconds to load (Google)
2×the engagement when products are shown in context rather than on white (industry AR studies)
RH and Aman don't sell products. They sell a world worth belonging to. This is the platform that lets Living Edge do the same, and lead the category while doing it.
Figures are published industry benchmarks, indicative of direction and validated against your own analytics in Phase 0.
12 · Roadmap
A phased path, value at every step.
Each phase ships something real. You are never waiting twelve months for a big-bang launch.
Phase
Q1Q2Q3Q4
123456789101112
P0Discovery & design4–6 wks
Direction locked
P1Headless storefront8–12 wks
Storefront live · month 5
P2Immersion & AR6–10 wks
AR on hero ranges
P3Design intelligence10–16 wks
Proposal engine live
∞Care & evolutionongoing →
phaseflagship launchcontinuousmilestone: what you have, when
P0
Discovery & design
Audit, data model, design system, technical foundations and the visual language.
P1
Headless storefront
The composable Next.js front-end live over Salesforce: home, catalogue, PDP, cart, checkout, mobile, SEO.
P2
Immersion & AR
ThreeJS product experience and FlowNode AR “see it in your space” on the hero ranges.
P3
Design intelligence
Generative environment renders and the automated, branded proposal engine.
∞
Care & evolution
SLA support, monitoring, Core Web Vitals and a quarterly optimisation roadmap.
Indicative; phases overlap. Total program is roughly 9 to 12 months, with the headless storefront live around month five.
13 · Investment
The investment, in full view.
A fixed-scope program, phased so spend tracks delivered value. Figures are indicative and exclude VAT/GST, shown in EUR with AUD alongside (1 EUR ≈ 1.63 AUD).
P0 · €45kP1 · €150kP2 · €90kP3 · €120k
How €405,000 lands across the program · the storefront (P1) carries the weight, and every phase ships value on its own
PhaseWorkstreamEURAUD
P0Discovery, data model & design system€45,000A$73,350
P1Headless Next.js storefront over Salesforce€150,000A$244,500
Phases can be contracted independently. P1 alone delivers a live, modern storefront.
Year one, all-in: €405,000 build + 12 months of running costs ≈ €483,000 · A$787,290
14 · Engagement
Live, supported, always improving.
Service levels
99.9% platform uptime, monitored 24/7
< 2h response on critical incidents, 8h target resolution
< 1 day response on standard requests
Quarterly roadmap, Core Web Vitals & SEO review
Running costs, monthly
Platform hosting (Vercel, edge)€1,200A$1,956
FlowNode generative credits€800A$1,304
Care & evolution retainer (SLA)€4,500A$7,335
Indicative monthly€6,500A$10,595
FlowNode credits are usage-based and hosting scales with traffic. Salesforce licensing is unchanged and billed by Salesforce.
15 · Who you’re working with
Two studios. One accountable team.
Designco leads design and engineering. Mozaik leads the partnership and delivery. One Athens-based team, senior people only, one line of accountability from the first workshop to years after launch.
designco
Design, Development & Intelligence · Athens · est. 2018
The studio behind the platform: product design, headless engineering, FlowNode and the AI advisor. The seniors who design it are the people who build it, a boutique practice that takes on a limited number of programs at a time.
Product & UX/UI
Next.js engineering
FlowNode · AR + generative
AI advisor & data
Partner studio · Athens
The partner who brought us to your table: client partnership, program delivery and a second senior bench across the engagement. One team with Designco, not a hand-off between agencies.
Client partnership
Program & delivery
Quality & care
Already shipped once
The advisor you tried in section 05 is not a concept. We designed and shipped the same describe-it-and-we-curate-it intelligence, with role-based navigation, for Costa Navarino, a flagship Mediterranean luxury resort destination.
How we de-risk a €405k program
01
Every phase stands alone
P1 by itself ships a live storefront. Continue, pause or stop at every gate.
02
You own everything
Code, repositories, design files and data belong to Living Edge from day one. Documented handover, no lock-in.
03
The engine never stops
A presentation replacement, not a re-platform. Salesforce keeps trading, and cutover stays reversible until launch.
04
Measured, not promised
Phase 0 baselines your funnel. Every claimed uplift is validated against your own analytics, reviewed quarterly.
References and a live walkthrough of the shipped advisor are available on request.
16 · Close
Let’s build the future of luxury furniture commerce.
Not a better website. A new category: design intelligence as a service, on your Salesforce engine, delivered by Designco and Mozaik.
01
A working session
Ninety minutes with your team: the audit, this platform, your questions answered live.
02
Phase 0 kickoff
Four to six weeks: funnel baselines, the data model, and the design language, on your real catalogue.
03
Storefront live
Around month five the new experience takes over, with immersion and intelligence following behind it.
Workplace 
Living 
Reading nook 
