Normalisation and enrichment

Your product pages speak technical. Your customers do not.

We write what your suppliers never give you.

A customer does not ask for 82 × 76 cm. They ask for something warm, but not too imposing. We add that vocabulary to every one of your references.

From €3,000 excl. VAT

One product page, before and after.

What your supplier writes

Oak armchair, bouclé fabric, 82 × 76 cm.

What we add

StyleorganicCharactersculpturalVisual weightlightMoodwarmenvelopingUseliving room, readingSophisticationmedium

Two pieces of work, in this order.

Unify the vocabulary

Materials, colours, finishes, categories, dimensions, uses: one single way of naming them.

Write the style

Contemporary, Scandinavian, japandi, brutalist: following a framework specific to furniture.

Read the images

Your photographs hold what your texts do not say.

Distinguish the notions

Understated is not minimalist. Natural is not organic. Warm is not a style.

Respect doubt

When the evidence is missing, we leave the field empty rather than invent it.

Cover the whole catalogue

Including older references and discontinued lines.

Your catalogue becomes an asset.

  • A customer searching for “oak” finds every one of your oak products
  • Your furniture answers “warm but light”, not only centimetres
  • A unified vocabulary across all of your suppliers
  • The list of products for which your data remains insufficient
  • A file that belongs to you and stays with you, even if you stop there

And on your side?

Nothing to fill in.

We work from your existing texts and photographs.

No re-entry. · No tool to learn. · No delay for your teams.

How much?

Small catalogue
from €3,000 excl. VAT
Mid-sized catalogue
€5,000 to €10,000 excl. VAT
Large or multi-source catalogue
€10,000 to €20,000 excl. VAT
Multi-country or complex PIM
on request

Quoted after the audit, which establishes precisely where the catalogue stands.

Your products deserve better than a supplier sheet.

Send us an extract and we will show you the result.

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