Keep the constraints
Doors, windows, radiators, fixed storage and rental limits belong in the plan — not outside it.
Why Tessli exists
Tessli began with a room that looked usable on paper but could barely accommodate a standard single bed. Inspiration was everywhere. Reliable answers about measurements, doors, storage and real products were not.
We built Tessli to close the gap between a beautiful idea and a room that can work. Paid Tessli Plans can generate up to three named directions—Safe, Styled and Bold—where the supplied room data supports genuinely distinct, feasible alternatives. When fewer directions pass the supported checks, Tessli returns fewer and explains why.
What we are building
Tessli starts with the real room: its measurements, fixed features, budget and installation limits. It then helps people compare routes and understand the evidence behind a recommendation — including when a measurement, obstruction or professional opinion is still needed.
Inspect the Room StudyTrust before theatre
We do not present illustrative examples as customer results, product inspiration as guaranteed fit, or availability as a promise. The important part is making the next check visible.
Methodology
Doors, windows, radiators, fixed storage and rental limits belong in the plan — not outside it.
We aim to state what was checked, the dimensions used and what still needs confirmation.
A visual suggestion can be useful without being presented as a dimensionally assessed recommendation.
Illustrative case-study structure
—Original room photograph and exact dimensions
—The difficult constraint and the plan selected
—Distinct planning directions where feasible
—Product basket, cost and confidence evidence
—Any unsuitable item that was changed or rejected
—Completed-room evidence only when a customer has approved publication
Tessli does not currently present fabricated customer quotes, completed rooms or outcomes. Examples on this site are clearly labelled when illustrative.