Dream Space Interior Storefront
A modular interiors e-commerce storefront with category browsing, product pages with transparent pricing, cart, login, order tracking, a professionals/bulk-pricing section, and WhatsApp ordering — built during my SDE internship at Dream Space Interiors, Bangalore (Jul 2026 – Oct 2026).
- Next.js
- Supabase
- Vercel
Problem
Dream Space Interiors needed a direct-to-consumer storefront for its modular interior products, where customers could browse categories, understand pricing upfront, and order without relying entirely on a sales call.
Solution
Built a Next.js storefront backed by Supabase and deployed on Vercel — category browsing, product pages with transparent pricing, cart and customer login, order tracking, a professionals section with bulk pricing, and WhatsApp ordering for assisted purchases.
Key Features
- Category browsing for modular interiors
- Product pages with transparent pricing
- Cart and customer login
- Order tracking
- Professionals & bulk-pricing section
- WhatsApp ordering
- Next.js, Supabase & Vercel deployment
My Role
SDE Intern at Dream Space Interiors, Bangalore (Jul 2026 – Oct 2026) — worked across the Next.js frontend, Supabase data layer, and Vercel deployment to build and ship the storefront.
Challenge
Presenting modular interior products with clear, upfront pricing and a simple purchase path while supporting both individual customers and bulk professional buyers.
Result
Live production storefront, built during my SDE internship at Dream Space Interiors.