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Frequently asked questions

Everything about shopping — and selling — on Home Adonait.

How does Home Adonait work?

Home Adonait is an online marketplace for home goods — furniture, lighting and decor — from independent vendors. You shop, check out securely, and the vendor who sells the item ships it to you. Adonait is the marketplace, not the seller.

Is it free to shop?

Yes. Browsing and creating ideabooks is free — you only pay for the items you buy.

Who ships my order?

The independent vendor who lists the item ships it directly. Shipping time and cost are set by each vendor and shown on the product page and at checkout.

Can I return an item?

Returns follow the selling vendor's return and refund policy, which is shown on the product page and on the vendor's store page. If you need help, contact us and we'll assist.

Is checkout secure?

Yes. Payments are processed securely through Stripe. We never store your full card details.

Can I pay over time?

On eligible orders you can pay over time with Affirm or Klarna at checkout.

What is the AI Room Designer?

Upload a photo of your room and our AI designer proposes a cohesive look — palette, style and real, shoppable pieces you can add to your cart in one tap. Try it at /room-designer.

What is Shop the Room?

Shop the Room shows styled spaces where every piece is shoppable — tap any dot on the photo to add the item to your cart.

Do you ship to my area?

We ship across the United States, with roots in South Florida.

How do I sell my products on Home Adonait?

List for free at /sell — no listing fees and no monthly cost, with 0% commission for your first 90 days. You can import your whole catalog in one click and get paid via Stripe.

How do I find a designer or installer?

Browse the Home Pros directory at /pros, or post your project at /pros/post-project and get quotes from matching pros.

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