Wecora

11/29/2022

Design made simple! How else could you communicate so many details without one conversation?

Mid-century Modern meets timeless

11/16/2021

It's that time of year again! Using Wecora for planning in a different sort of way:)

https://wecora.com/boards/uNVefdywTbRzHGxXZUNU #

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08/05/2021

Designers! Don’t forget that products can now be accessed from directly within Wecora boards. Simply drag and drop items, all details/specs available at once 👊🏻🙌💃

03/23/2021

Every single detail stored in one single place! Heck, even the type of lightbulbs required, attached to the image for future reference. Happy, equipped customers. Organized, shining designer. Win-win :)

02/01/2021

Current number of clients interacting with their professional via Wecora! Even though Wecora is a tool exclusively for pros, we love consistently getting notes like this one....

“I needed to touchup my ceiling paint yesterday. I opened my Wecora board and there was my color! I didn’t even have to stop and call my designer. Just wanted to say thanks” - Jill H.

Win-win all around! 👏👏👏

11/27/2020

Beyond thankful for all of you and your business year over year. The creative ways we see you working daily inspires us in return. - With gratitude,
The Wecora Family

07/13/2018

Wingback, oh, Wingback, oh, what will you be?! A, B, or C!?

06/25/2018

Share your visions with clients, then discuss, eliminate, and ultimately reach decisions all in one location. Ideation to profitability at a rapidly efficient pace.

05/05/2018

Excited about the decisions to come on this sweet project for a big boy!

04/27/2018

Are you utilizing the List View? https://wecora.com/faq/232-the-list-view-explained

04/16/2018

Rather inspired by spring break to create board for a beach home.

04/06/2018

Thoughts??

Mcmansion Hell’s Kate Wagner argues that in a culture that continually celebrates renovation, what our homes actually need is to be left alone.