Sidefold
Sign inStart free

Share the room.
Link the details.

The sofa, the lamp, that cushion everyone asks about. Tag them in your room photo so followers can find the sources, check your notes and shop at their own pace.

Create a shoppable post Try the example
Six live posts free · No card required

A living room in warm neutrals

Demo post
A bright living room with a tan sofa, patterned cushions, a ceiling light and a round wall mirror
Tap a number to explore the products.Kara Eads / Unsplash ↗

An example using a stock photo. Your post will use your photos and links to the shops you choose.

Help followers find the right piece.

Room photos make people curious. Measurements, finishes and honest source notes make the recommendations useful.

Size and scale

Add the dimensions you know. A sofa’s width or a shade’s diameter is more helpful than “perfect for a small room.”

Colour and finish

Name the finish shown in your photo, especially when the shop offers several woods, fabrics or colours.

What installation took

Mention assembly, wall fixings or any changes you made. Explain what’s involved before someone orders.

Where it came from

Link the original source when you can. For vintage finds or discontinued pieces, label any suggested alternative.

Put the room and its sources together.

A room reveal, a shelf refresh or one corner of your home is enough to start.

  1. Choose your room photos

    Upload your photos or import an Instagram post. A wide shot and a close-up can show both the layout and the details.

  2. Add the sources

    Tag furniture, lighting and accessories where they appear. Add product links and the measurements or finishes you want to share.

  3. Share your room post

    Publish one page with the photo and all its sources. Link directly to it or let followers browse it from your creator shop.

A few things you might be wondering

Can I link items from different shops?

Yes. Each product has its own link, so a single room post can include furniture, paint and accessories from different retailers.

What about vintage or discontinued items?

Explain that the piece is vintage or unavailable in your notes. If you link an alternative, label it as a similar option rather than the exact item pictured.

Can I use home-decor affiliate links?

Yes. Add the affiliate links you already own and mark them as affiliate destinations. Shoppers buy from the original retailer.

What else do you share?

See how Sidefold works with the other things you post.

Give your room photos a source list.

Tag the pieces once so followers can find them without asking you for every link.

Create a shoppable post