Ohou.se, the all-in-one lifestyle platform operated by Bucketplace Co., Ltd. (CEO Seungjae Lee), has launched the Ohou.se Filter service, which lets users find the products they want quickly and easily.
The Ohou.se Filter is a service that enables customized searches based on granular filters, allowing users to search according to the information they are looking for. When a user selects the desired filter within an Ohou.se Store category, the matching products are automatically sorted and displayed. The service applies to approximately 300,000 products across most categories in the Ohou.se Store, including furniture, fabrics, lighting, kitchenware, home appliances, storage/organization, household goods, and tools/DIY.
The greatest advantage of the Ohou.se Filter is that its customized curation lets users filter products suited to them without having to browse all the way to the detail pages, reducing the time spent searching for information. By using the Ohou.se Filter, users can easily find furniture that fits their actual living space according to granular filters such as detailed dimensions, material, color, and tabletop shape. For bedding, users can search for functional bedding by season of use, waterproofing, anti-allergy features, and more, while kitchenware can be filtered in detail down to whether it is compatible with induction cooktops or microwaves. In particular, the pattern/design filter that applies uniformly across multiple categories is categorized to match market trends and customer needs, delivering a special and differentiated browsing experience not found on other commerce platforms.
Even users unfamiliar with interior design can use it easily. The service provides big data–based guide filters that suggest customized products to users who feel lost during their first purchase due to a lack of product information. For example, users who want to buy a home appliance but are unsure what capacity or size would suit their household can use the household-size filter to narrow down products that fit their needs. In addition, by placing each product's key information at the top of the category, even novice interior design users and older users unaccustomed to filter functions can browse products with ease.
Bucketplace CEO Seungjae Lee said, "Ohou.se is a lifestyle tech company, and we have advanced the technology of our search filters based on detailed big data specialized in interior design and lifestyle shopping," adding, "Starting with this, we plan to continue advancing our services and technology across various fields to provide users with an overwhelming experience."
Further details about the Ohou.se Filter can be found through the store within the Ohou.se application and website (http://ohou.se). 1670-0876