My Moodboards FAQ's

Unleash your creative side with My Moodboards from Housetohome

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What are My Moodboards?
My Moodboards lets you save, sort, share and get creative with images you find on Housetohome.

How do I find My Moodboards?
The My Moodboards widget appears in the top right-hand side of the screen on all Housetohome’s main website channels and pages.

How do I see what Moodboards look like?
Click ‘Explore other Moodboards’ on the My Moodboards widget to view and share Moodboards created by other users and designers.

Do I have to login to create a Moodboard?
You can add and delete images to a Moodboard without being logged in.
If you’d like to save, share, email or get creative with your Moodboard, you will need to login first.

How do I add images My Moodboards?
Wherever you see the ‘Save to My Moodboards’ icon you can add images to your Moodboards. To help you get started, we’ve included some popular names for you. You can also create a new Moodboard name of your own.

How do I access My Moodboards?
Once you have clipped images from around the site, simply click on ‘View My Moodboards’. You will be taken to your very own My Moodboards dashboard where you can sort and delete images and Moodboards.

How do I create a board?
You can create a board from your dashboard by clicking on the ‘Name a new Moodboard’ icon on the right-hand side of the screen

You need to have a Facebook or Twitter account to login. Click ‘Sign in/Sign up’ on the top right of the My Moodboards widget to login. Don't worry, we won't publish anything to Twitter or Facebook on your behalf.

How do I edit a Moodboard?
Once you are on your My Moodboards dashboard, simply click on the blue 'Edit' button at the bottom of each board

How do I get creative with a Moodboard?
Click on 'Get creative with these images” and you will be taken to a canvas page. Simply drag images onto the canvas, then rotate, resize and overlay to create your perfect Moodboard decorating scheme.
You can search through different images using the slider on the right-hand side