Habitt — Shopify store
Habitt describes itself as a one stop shop for the home, selling furniture for every room alongside decor, bedding, kitchenware, serving, bath and storage. Pixel2Tech built Habitt's Shopify store as white-label development partner for a digital agency, set up to hold that large catalog, from a single mug to a full bedroom set.
- Client
- Habitt
- Practice
- Ecom Stores
- Service
- Shopify Stores
- Engagement
- White-label partner
- Live store
- habitt.com ↗
The work
What we built for Habitt (white-label)
Scroll the homepage
The full homepage as it appears on desktop. Scroll inside the window.
On mobile
Most shoppers arrive on their phones, so the mobile layout matters most.
- habitt.com
Habitt store page 2 - habitt.com
Habitt store page 3
Project brief
Deliverables
- Shopify storefront
- Room-based furniture navigation
- Collection pages with sidebar and carousel
- Product page layout
- Wish list
- Mobile layout
The challenge
The range spans low-cost kitchen items and furniture sets that cost many times more, across dozens of categories. Shoppers furnishing a room need to browse by room, while shoppers buying a dinner set need to compare sizes and prices quickly.
Our approach
A dark header with a wide search bar sits over a menu for Sale, Furniture, Decor, Bedding and comfort, Kitchen, Serving, Bath, Storage and organizers and Appliances. Furniture is broken down by room: bedroom, living room, dining room, kids, study, outdoor and office, with furniture and wedding bundles. Collection pages add a sub-category image carousel, a category sidebar, grid view options, items per page and sorting. Product pages show SKU, stock status, product type, size options such as dinner sets for 4, 6 or 8 people, a Baadmay pay-in-3 box, a wish list button and both Add to cart and Buy it now.
The outcome
A Shopify store where shoppers can furnish a room or pick up a kitchen tool from the same menu, save items to a wish list and spread larger purchases over installments.
- Platform
- Shopify (Ella theme)
- Catalog
- Furniture, decor, bedding, kitchen, serving, bath
- Shopping
- By room, wish lists, pay in 3 installments
How we did it
Step 01
Menu by room
Furniture is split into bedroom, living room, dining room, kids, study, outdoor and office, while home categories cover decor, bedding, cookware, bakeware and kitchen storage.
Step 02
Collections
Collection pages open with an image carousel of sub-categories, then a category sidebar, grid view toggles, items per page and sorting, with sale percentages on product cards.
Step 03
Product pages
Each product lists SKU, availability and product type, the sale and original price, size options, a Baadmay installment box and a wish list button next to the cart buttons.
Step 04
Mobile and support
The mobile home page leads with campaign banners and a deal of the month row, and product pages offer an ask an expert button for questions over WhatsApp.
Tools and platforms
- Shopify
- Ella theme
- Shopify collections and filters
- Wish list
- Baadmay installments
Why this project matters
Home shoppers usually think in rooms, not product types, and big pieces are considered purchases. Room-based menus, wish lists and installment options match how people actually furnish a home.
Questions about this project
What platform is the Habitt store built on?
It runs on Shopify with the Ella theme, using Shopify collections for room-based furniture, home categories, bundles and sale sections.
Do you work white-label for agencies?
Yes. We build Shopify stores and websites under the agency's brand, so the agency stays the face to its client, and we sign an NDA when needed. Tell us about the project and we will send a fixed quote after a short call.
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