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Stylib

AI-powered architectural material discovery and product data management

SaaS platform that simplifies how architectural specifiers discover and source materials using image search and semantic search, while providing suppliers with product catalog management and digital sales tools.

£1.5M raisedEarly Stage
Founded 2021 · 10+ architectural product brands including Camira Fabrics, Designtex, Bute, Milliken, Saloni, Mutina, Domus
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Why This Tool Exists

The Problem

Architects and specifiers spend 5-10 hours per week manually searching fragmented supplier catalogs and websites to find architectural materials. Suppliers lack unified product information management systems and struggle to reach designers, resulting in inefficient material discovery and lost sales opportunities.

The Solution

Stylib provides a centralized architectural materials database with AI-powered image search and semantic search, allowing designers to upload inspiration photos to find relevant products. For suppliers, Stylib offers Hub (product data management), SearchTech (AI search widgets), and Showcase (digital mini-sites) to digitize catalogs and reach architects.

How You Use It

Delivery Method
SaaSAPI
Integrations
CRM integrationsSearchTech widgetsCustom data connectors
Project Phases
Pre-Design, Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documentation
Project Types
Commercial, Residential, Hospitality, Healthcare, Mixed-Use

Data Transparency

Exactly what this tool uses and how

Input
What it needs
Required:Product images or descriptions
Optional:Design specifications, Sustainability requirements, Fire rating criteria
Formats:JPG, PNG, Product metadata (text)
Output
What you get
Format:Searchable results with product specifications
Fields:Relevant product matches, Product technical specifications, Supplier information, Sustainability data (fire rating, environmental impact), Pricing and availability, Related alternatives
Algorithm
How it works
Model:Proprietary machine vision and language models (specific architecture not publicly disclosed)
Accuracy:Not publicly specified
Privacy
How your data is protected
Retention:Not publicly specified
Training:Trained on architectural material catalogs and user search behavior
Compliance:Not publicly specified
API
Integration
Endpoint:API available through Hub Pro and SearchTech Pro plans
Method:Contact vendor for detailed API documentation

Use Cases

  • ·Material specification for design development - architects upload inspiration images to find similar products from verified suppliers
  • ·Supplier product discovery - designers search by material properties and sustainability criteria to discover products from architectural brands
  • ·Material library creation - teams curate project-specific moodboards and material selections using Showcase showcases
  • ·Product catalog management - suppliers manage SKUs, technical specifications, and sustainability data in Hub
  • ·Supplier product visibility - brands reach architects through SearchTech widgets embedded on supplier websites

Pricing

Free
Database search (free for architects and specifiers); Hub Lite (free, up to 1,000 SKUs)
Pro
Hub Pro (from £400/month - unlimited SKUs, API access, bulk exports); Showcase Enterprise (from £40/seat/month); SearchTech Pro (from £600/month)
Enterprise
Custom pricing for large suppliers and multi-brand organizations
Sources & Research NotesResearch date: 2026-02-01
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