Track approval separately from interest
A tile you like is not necessarily a confirmed product, quantity or installation system. Record the exact identifier where known, who must verify suitability and whether a sample has been reviewed under the room’s lighting. Keep lead times and substitutions as contractor or supplier confirmations rather than assumptions made by this tool.
Make the next decision explicit
For each item, note what still prevents approval. A flooring choice may depend on slab testing, while a fixture may depend on the rough-in. The next action is often more useful than a decorative status badge. Keep the written selection record with the project scope so changes can be discussed before ordering.
What the output means
Rows are a personal planning record. Entries do not authorize a contractor purchase or change order.
Your next steps
- Identify the actual product if known.
- Record who confirms suitability.
- Separate selected from ordered.
- Write the next unresolved action.
Homerix planning resources help you prepare questions. Confirm site conditions, requirements and construction decisions with the appropriate contractor or authority. Room images are generated design inspiration.