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Shop the Look
Published 28 Sep 2026

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Let's be honest. Browsing homes is half the fun of moving. The other half? Having a wee nosey at other people's interiors!

So we thought….what if you could actually buy the furniture you're swooning over? Meet Shop the Look, our free feature built by uFurnish.com. It lets you shop interiors inspired by any home on PropertyPal. It's been used more than 18,000 times already, so you're in very good (very nosey) company.

What is Shop the Look?

Shop the Look is an AI powered tool that recognises the furniture, lighting and decor in property photos. It then finds products you can buy to recreate that style in your own home.

  • Exact matches: where a piece can be identified, you can shop that exact item.
  • "Inspired by" alternatives: similar products that capture the look and feel of the room, often at a range of price points.
  • 100+ UK retailers: products are sourced from the UK's best known home retailers.

Whether you're moving house, redecorating or just enjoy browsing beautiful homes, it turns inspiration into something you can actually buy.

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How to use Shop the Look

Shop the Look is available on every property listing on PropertyPal. Here's how to find it:

  1. Search for a property. Browse homes for sale or to rent on PropertyPal or pick one you've already saved.
  2. Open the listing. Click into any property to view its details and photos.
  3. Click 'Shop the Look'. Open the photos, then select the Shop the Look tab at the top of the gallery, alongside Slideshow, Gallery, Map, Video and Floor Plans.
  4. Choose a photo. Every image has its own Shop the look button in the bottom-left corner. Click it on the room or space you love.
  5. Browse and shop. See matching and inspired-by products, compare options, and click through to buy directly from the retailer.

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