Your DMs are full of "where's that from?"
Turn the question you answer for free into paid room projects for your followers.
Affiliate links pay a few percent and the cookie dies before anyone buys a sofa. The same brands offer designers a ~20% trade margin. Suede gives you the trade access, invoicing, and ordering — you keep curating.
Source from 100+ trade programs, including CB2, Design Within Reach, RH and Lulu & Georgia.

100+ trade programs, including:
100+ trade brands — and growing.
All brand names are trademarks of their respective owners. Availability through Suede's sourcing network does not imply endorsement or partnership.
Turn the question you answer for free into paid room projects for your followers.
Keep them. Suede adds the trade layer for the high-ticket pieces affiliate was never built for.
Income from client projects is yours to keep — no pitching, no whitelisting, no usage negotiations.
Every AMA is a room full of people asking for help. That's a client list, not free content.
Trade-level sourcing on 100+ brands, handled by Suede. Suede helps you generate invoices, places client orders for you, and you get paid. Avoid thinking about sales-tax collection or back office bookkeeping.
Suede gives you a personalized branded website and shop, CRM, and tools to automate marketing and social content to help you find clients in your network. All client presentations are customized to your brand.
Complete projects faster with our unified sourcing platform. Sophisticated AI search across products in our trade and affiliate networks to tie back to your projects.
Suede connects you with other designers in our community and provides comprehensive training to help boost earnings. Meet local designers and learn from our highest earners.

Sofa recommendation
Coworker's apartment
Room styling
Neighbor's dining room
Full living room refresh
Friend's first apartment
Primary bedroom redesign
Sister's new home
Nursery
Friend of a friend
A $5,000 living room earns roughly $200–$350 through a typical affiliate link — if the cookie survives. Through trade, the margin on that same room is around $1,000, and Suede handles the invoice, the orders, and your payout.
You select the products; we handle invoicing, payment, and payout to your bank.
Tell us about your work and the clients you serve.
We onboard you with trade access and your client-facing website, and stay hands-on through your first project.
Connect with other designers on the platform and access training and resources.
Share curated designs, your client approves them, and Suede handles purchasing, delivery, and your payout.
Simple: 70/30. You keep 70% of the commission on every project; Suede's 30% covers sourcing across 100+ trade programs, invoicing, sales-tax handling, order placement and tracking, and payouts to your bank. You keep 100% of design fees invoiced through the platform. Standard payment-processing fees are deducted at cost.
Your call, on every project. The margin is yours — keep all of it, or pass part of it back to your client as a lower price to win the work. Many designers keep the majority and share some as an incentive. Suede shows you the math either way, before you send the invoice.
$299 per year, or $99 per quarter. That includes your trade access across 100+ programs, your branded website and client storefront, invoicing and payments, sourcing tools, training, and the designer community. Most designers earn it back on their first project — the margin on a single sofa can cover it.
Two ways. On the 100+ brands with trade programs, Suede sources at trade pricing — typically around 20% below retail — and that margin is where your earnings come from. On other brands, Suede earns an affiliate commission on the sale and passes your share through. Suede handles sourcing, invoicing, and your payout on both.
It depends on how many projects you take and their size — there are no quotas and no minimums. Trade margins average around 20% across the brands Suede works with, so on a $5,000 room the margin is around $1,000 — and you keep 70% of that. Our designers can charge custom upfront fees on projects as well.
Your client pays through Suede's hosted checkout, and your earnings are scheduled for payout to your bank on a predictable timeline — no chasing invoices, no floating orders on your own card.
No. You join as an independent contractor under Suede, so there's no LLC, no sales-tax registrations, and no bookkeeping. We generate client invoices, collect and remit sales tax, and send your payouts.
Yes. Suede isn't an exclusivity deal — keep your affiliate channels for everyday shares and route high-ticket projects through trade, where you keep 70% of a much larger margin.
Most designers start with people who already ask them for recommendations — friends, followers, clients from their day job. Suede gives you a branded website, shareable service listings, marketing templates, and training on turning your network into your first book of business.
White-glove. We onboard you personally — trade access, your branded website, and hands-on help through your first project. You're never dropped into software alone.
Yours. Your website, your storefront, and every client presentation carry your name and brand. Suede is the back office behind you — not a marketplace that owns your clients.
It's yours to size — no required hours, no quotas. A single sofa recommendation can be an hour; a room refresh a few evenings. Suede handles the operational work that would otherwise make small projects not worth taking.
Source from 100+ trade programs, including CB2, Design Within Reach, RH and Lulu & Georgia.