Hi there, Awesome feedback! We're definitely looking at all kinds of ways to make curating the items you save easier to manage. Thank you so much for this. Any other ways you could envision yourself wanting to search by?

i think that tags would be awesome for both brand and hyper-personalization - like imagine searching for a product by tag (and you've got a back end that pairs the SKU and merges "synonyms") - users can then see, for example, all of the stuff with "progress lighting" in it for lighting, and you can run serious advertising against it - everybody wins (hey, i work in tech and do this kind of stuff for a living, so take the ideas for what they're worth: more monetization opportunities that benefit users)

ditto for favorites ratings: right now, without tags, i've got like 80 photos in a kitchen idea book. i do NOT want to have another one called "sinks" and another called "cabinets" - just tags for myself, so i can tag a photo "cabinets" and quickly filter within the idea book for kitchen cabinet specific photos that i've saved - and then rate them , and then sort by own "top rated" to really help drive the decision-making process.

couple that level of filtering/rating/tagging with product SKU and catalog integration and you have created the MOTHER of ALL single-source design/plan/purchase destination sites and you will then rule. the. world.

if somebody there wants to ping me offline, drop me a note and i can explain how implementing some more robust "entity extraction" could really help around your tagging...the "linked web" (semantic) is what i'm really talking about, and if you do it right then you will have by default allowed your entire site to talk to all of the inter tubes and that means catalog linking, purchasing, all of it becomes easy..