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Rug 240×300 cm · New Zealand wool
TypeRug
Dimensions240 × 300 cm
MaterialNew Zealand wool
FinishHand-knotted, low pile
Quantity1

Reply window: 24h

Custom orders

Stop quoting custom pieces by email.

When someone wants a custom piece, they fill out a short form on your site. You get one clean email with every detail. They get a confirmation. It replaces the 30 emails this usually takes.

Best for

Workshops with 1+ custom commissions a month

You get back

~5 hours a week of back-and-forth

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01 / TRY IT

Configure your piece

Fields adapt to the category. The email on the right rebuilds as you type.

Piece type

Dimensions (cm)

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Material

Finish

Quantity

Your name

Email

Notes

Demo only. No email is sent.

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FromElena Rossi <elena@studio-rossi.com>Toorders@yourbrand.comSubjQuote request: Rug 240×300 cm · New Zealand wool

Hi team,

New quote request from Elena Rossi.

TypeRug
Dimensions240 × 300 cm
MaterialNew Zealand wool
FinishHand-knotted, low pile
Quantity1

Notes

For a residential project in Como. Delivery by end of Q3 if possible.

Reply window: 24h. Logged in your quote sheet automatically.

02 / READ

The problem

Custom orders shouldn't take a week to quote.

When you sell pieces made-to-order, every inquiry starts the same way. Someone asks 'do you have this in a different size?' or 'can it be in a different finish?'. You ask for dimensions. They send the dimensions but forget the material. You ask for the material. Two weeks later you finally send a price. By then the buyer has moved on. We replace that loop with one form: every detail you'd need to quote, captured up front. The buyer gets a confirmation in their inbox. You get one clean email. The conversation starts at the price, not at the dimensions.

Situations this fits

You’ll recognise these.

A buyer DMs 'do you have this in 240×300, in a different colour?'

You send them the form. They configure it. You reply once with the price and a date.

A designer wants 12 of the same piece for a hotel project.

They fill in the quantity and the timeline. The quote starts at 'how soon' instead of 'how big'.

Someone asks for a price at 11pm on a Sunday.

They get a confirmation that night. The form already captured what you'd need to quote on Monday morning.

How it works

Three steps. No human in the loop until the price.

01

Buyer fills the form

A short guided form on your site captures the type, dimensions, material, finish, and quantity. Fields adapt to what you make: a rug buyer doesn't see a wood selector, a furniture buyer doesn't see pile height.

02

You get one clean email

The submission lands in your inbox with everything spelled out. The buyer gets a matching confirmation in theirs, so nothing gets disputed later.

03

Quote starts at the price

You reply with a number and a date from a normal email thread. The form did the discovery, so the conversation skips it.

Fits these industries

Same plumbing. Different field set.

Rugs & TextilesFurnitureLightingArchitectural StoneCustom MillworkCeramics

What you get

Quote requests that don't go cold.

Every inquiry captured, every buyer confirmed, every detail in one email. Built first for Forma Strata's custom rug intake. The same flow adapts to any made-to-order category: change the field set, keep the rest.