Mr Call is now 100% online.
It took Michelle 16 hours, two fights with her husband, a dozen fabric samples, two bottles of wine, and a paid sick day to finally select this sofa for her living room. When you schedule The Call it’s going to take you less than an hour.
Free furniture reviews
No interior designer in their right mind does this. I'm doing it anyway — taking 25 years of experience and turning it on Crate & Barrel, Room & Board, and CB2 sofas so you don't waste your money on the wrong one.
The Call starts at $50.
I get on a video call and look at your space. $50 for 20 minutes, $150 for an hour. Walk me through the room — real answers, on the spot.
Free samples. Delivered overnight.
After we talk vision, I request your picks. They land at your door by tomorrow — countertop, paint, whatever fits. Can't source everything, but my list runs deep."
FAQ: The questions people ask first.
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Whatever you need. Keep or donate a piece? Let's look. Thinking about a new sofa? I'll tell you straight. Out of ideas for a room? Paint, tile, even bath towels — I have an opinion. Twenty-five years. No request too small. Twenty minutes covers plenty. An hour covers more.
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Honestly, it might. There's little a studio does that I can't do from my computer.
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No. I keep this simple. No commitments. None.
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Not yet. I'm building this behind the scenes. Watch this space.
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Full guarantee. 100 percent. Email me and I'll refund the payment. No one has asked for one yet, but it's there if you need it.
When The New York Times has questions about furniture, they ask Jon.
(And Elle Decor, HGTV, and a few others.)