Cleforma.Cleforma series · by CleverusPlan my space

For a favourite corner, a complete home or a welcoming shared space.

A space that feels like you.

Bring your room, your ideas and the way you live. Start a furnishing conversation that connects beautiful pieces with a practical plan for your space.

Plan my space

An initial conversation. No purchase commitment.

What’s included
Olive lounge chair and warm walnut interior — generated demonstration scene
Olive upholstered chair with sculptural walnut frame — purchased Figma reference image
Eden LoungeSeating
Cleforma / A considered approach

The right proportions

Think about scale, movement and how each piece will fit into everyday life.

A connected material palette

Explore timber, texture and finishes together, rather than choosing in isolation.

A clear starting point

Understand what to consider first, what to bring and how to move your brief forward.

The Courtyard House — illustrative project scene
Illustrative interior and collection imagery. A design direction, not a verified completed client project.

The direction, made tangible

See the possibilities. Find your own direction.

A room works when its pieces speak to each other. A warm interior and a sculptural lounge chair show how a considered material direction can bring the whole space together.

Plan my space

Confidence, in their words.

“The conversation helped us connect the pieces we loved with a room that finally felt like ours.”

Sample homeownerLiving-room furnishing

“We came with a few reference photos and left with a much clearer sense of materials, proportions and what to consider next.”

Sample project clientShared-space brief

Considered choices. Clearer outcomes.

Client satisfaction
XX%

Feedback on the overall project experience.

From brief to agreed direction
[X weeks]

From the first conversation to an agreed direction.

What’s included

Your ideas. A considered starting point.

The consultation begins with your space, not a shopping list. Share what you want to change and what you would like to keep.

Plan my space
  • A conversation about your room, routines and priorities
  • Discussion of proportions, materials and furniture direction
  • Clarification of the information needed for a proposal
  • An agreed next step, with scope and costs discussed before proceeding

After your enquiry

A simple way to begin.

  1. Share your space

    Tell us which room you are thinking about and what you want it to feel like.

  2. Explore the fit

    Discuss your preferences, practical needs and any pieces you want to keep.

  3. Decide your next step

    Review the proposed direction and any further work before making a commitment.

Before you decide

A little more clarity.

A few practical answers before we start a conversation.

Does this request commit me to a project?

No. The first conversation is about understanding your requirements. Any proposed scope, costs and next steps would be discussed before you decide to proceed.

Can I start with just one room or one piece?

Yes. Start with the part of your space that matters most. The conversation can focus on a single piece, a room or a wider furnishing brief.

Do I need a floor plan or a finished design brief?

No finished brief is needed to begin. Room dimensions, a few photographs and examples of what you like can help make the conversation more useful.

How are pricing and availability confirmed?

These depend on the selection, materials and scope. Ask for a current quotation and confirmed availability before making a purchase decision.

Planning your space for [month]?

Begin your enquiry by [date] so we can review your brief, discuss lead times and confirm what is possible for your preferred schedule.

Plan my space

Your next step

Let’s start with your space.

Tell us a little about your room. You do not need every detail worked out.

What happens next?

Discuss your preferences, practical needs and any pieces you want to keep. Review the proposed direction and any further work before making a commitment.

Design preview: this is a fictional Cleforma campaign. You can try the form using sample details; nothing is sent or stored.

Your consultation request
For example: a calmer living room, seating for six, or a new favourite reading corner. At least 10 characters.

Pilot mode. Your details stay in this page; nothing is sent or stored.

Cleforma / Cleverus

One design.
Different possibilities.

Explore three illustrative businesses built with the same page templates. Choose an industry sample, then explore its colours and typography. Northline and Axiom are demonstration brands within the Cleforma family.

Colour palette

Four considered palettes. Choose any for this sample.

Typography

Three free-font pairings, selected to keep the Cleforma character.

Olive & Walnut / Editorial

Good design.
Your character.

A different mood. The same considered foundation.

Free fonts · Self-hosted · Commercial use under SIL OFL.
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Preview: Olive & Walnut, Italiana with DM Sans.
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