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Havenly

Havenly

Online interior design with designer matching

Manager – Fulfillment & Inventory Operations

Full-TimeUpdated on 9/18/2026Deadline 9/30/26
$80k - $90k/yr
Mid
New York, NY, USA+1 more

More locations: Denver, CO, USA

Remote

In-office role; strong preference for New York. Travel approximately every other month to 3PL and warehouse partner sites, plus annual inventory cycle-count attendance.

No H1B Sponsorship

About the job

Requirements
  • Experience in operations, supply chain, logistics, e-commerce, or a related field; demonstrated competency is valued over years in the exact role.
  • Ability to pull, manipulate, and interpret data independently.
  • Comfort using artificial intelligence and automation tools to improve workflows.
  • Ability to identify automation opportunities and structurally improve inefficient processes.
  • Initiative to work beyond defined scope and solve problems without an existing playbook.
  • Ability to translate between operational realities and data or engineering stakeholders, write clearly, and hold internal and external partners accountable without formal authority.
  • Strong organization and attention to detail, including following through, flagging issues early, maintaining clean systems, and managing multiple workstreams.
Responsibilities
  • Own fulfillment execution for owned and operated brands, ensuring accurate and timely order processing through third-party logistics partners.
  • Maintain inventory accuracy across NetSuite, third-party logistics warehouse management systems, and internal tools, and build monitoring to detect discrepancies.
  • Define and hold service-level agreements from purchase order placement through inventory availability, returns processing, and order shipment.
  • Own end-to-end returns operations from inbound receipt and condition triage through disposition routing, vendor credits, and recommerce or resale channel execution.
  • Serve as the escalation point for inventory and fulfillment exceptions.
  • Manage third-party logistics operational performance by tracking trends, identifying root causes, and driving accountability through structured reviews.
  • Own domestic carrier relationships and performance against service and cost expectations.
  • Partner with Planning and Finance on inventory reconciliation, audits, and forecasting inputs, including month-end inventory reviews.
  • Define and support transfer-order protocols and inventory flows for store and showroom locations.
  • Work with the Quality Control Specialist on inbound inspection standards, disposition criteria, and exception escalation protocols.
  • Own functional costs and manage the operating profit and loss for fulfillment and inventory operations.
  • Coordinate with the offshore operations team and global logistics function across time zones and geographies.
  • Partner with data engineering and analytics to design and maintain reporting pipelines, operational dashboards, and real-time alerting.
  • Use artificial intelligence tools, scripting, and workflow automation to streamline exception handling, reporting, and standard operating procedure creation.
  • Carry automation priorities from concept through build, rollout, and ongoing operation.
  • Identify manual or error-prone workflows and implement automations that reduce operational inefficiency and improve accuracy.
  • Document and systematize operational processes into repeatable, auditable playbooks.
  • Train partners and stakeholders on new processes and hold them accountable to those processes.
Desired Qualifications
  • Familiarity with NetSuite, Shopify, and enterprise resource planning, warehouse management system, or order management system platforms.
  • A specific example of automating a process or workflow to improve speed, accuracy, or outcomes.
  • Background in e-commerce, omnichannel retail, or consumer goods.
  • Experience working directly with third-party logistics partners or in a fulfillment center environment.
  • Experience managing reverse logistics or recommerce workflows, including disposition decision frameworks, resale channel operations, or returns program ownership.

About the company

Havenly offers online interior design services by connecting homeowners and renters with professional designers. Designers work one-on-one with clients to create customized design plans, including a 3D rendering of the proposed space, and Havenly sources products from more than 100 home brands to realize the plan. The service is priced to be accessible, with design sessions starting around $79, and a consolidated checkout with a price guarantee so clients don’t overpay. The company differentiates itself through its large, nationwide reach (over 100,000 designs completed across all 50 states), its emphasis on personalization and convenience, and a network of vetted designers who tailor spaces to individual styles and budgets. Havenly’s goal is to make professional interior design easy to access and affordable for a broad audience, helping people create beautiful and functional living spaces without needing in-depth expertise.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Series C

Total Funding

$85.8M

Headquarters

Denver, Colorado

Founded

2014

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • The February 2026 The Expert acquisition expands Havenly's trade channel and chief commercial leadership.
  • Lee Mayer said 2025 consumer growth was double digits, while trade grew far faster.
  • Havenly's March 2026 headcount of 686 supports scale despite portfolio expansion.

What critics are saying

  • The Expert integration eliminated roles immediately, signaling overlap and cultural friction.
  • Havenly's workforce fell 24.1% from 2023 to 2026, showing operational contraction.
  • AI redesign tools and cheaper competitors like Remodel AI compress Havenly's pricing power.

What makes Havenly unique

  • Havenly bundles consumer design, trade tools, and house-of-brands commerce across six labels.
  • Its 3D visualization and sourcing stack came from Occipital, acquired January 18, 2022.
  • The February 2026 The Expert deal adds premium designers and trade buyers.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

Paid Parental Leave

Paid Vacation

PTO/vacation

Paid Holidays

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

0%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

2%
Business of Home
Feb 17th, 2026
Havenly acquires The Expert

Launched in the thick of the pandemic, The Expert brought virtual consultations to high-end design (C) Adobe Stock / Milan Havenly acquires The Expert. Since 2022, Havenly has been on something of a buying spree, snapping up five furniture and decor brands in under four years. Now, the company moves into a new category with another deal: an agreement to acquire design platform The Expert in an all-equity transaction. Terms were not disclosed. The acquisition was set into motion late last year, when Havenly CEO Lee Mayer met The Expert's CEO, Lee Anne Blake, through a professional connection. The two hit it off, and quickly began exploring a deal. "It was clear that we had complementary offerings - they had things we couldn't do on our own, and we had things they couldn't do on their own," Mayer tells Business of Home. "We realized we'd be more together than apart." Following completion of the transaction, Blake will join Havenly as chief commercial officer. Most of The Expert's staff will remain on board, but a few roles will be eliminated in the merger. "Havenly has already built a lot of the things we would have needed to build on our own in order to grow: They have a technology platform; they have a large logistics team," says Blake. "This is an accelerator." The deal unites two companies that have followed a strikingly similar path. Havenly, founded in 2014 as an e-design service, has grown into a digital-first conglomerate - it owns furniture and decor brands The Inside, Interior Define, The Citizenry, St. Frank and Burrow - mostly focused on selling product. The Expert, which was launched during Covid as a video consultation platform for top designers, now derives the majority of its revenue from its trade-oriented online marketplace. Both began with design services and pivoted to commerce. The difference is audience: Havenly built scale targeting consumers, while The Expert built cachet working with high-end designers. The acquisition is a bid to combine them into something greater than the sum of its parts. On February 18, SEO expert Maggie Swift demystifies Google Analytics and demonstrates how designers can move beyond surface-level metrics to uncover insights that meaningfully impact visibility, leads and revenue. Click h ere to learn more and remember, workshops are free for BOH Insiders. The Expert will remain a stand-alone website, but in the months ahead, Mayer is planning to bring some of Havenly's technology - including a sourcing chatbot - to the design platform's trade portal, with the goal of strengthening the site's purchasing tools. Over time, the aim is to build a robust procurement system, something akin to project management software. The thesis is simple: Make it easy for designers to shop on The Expert, and more designers will shop on The Expert. "For a lot of trade vendors, you don't have an easy way to find availability, price and customization information, so even having that would be really powerful," says Mayer. "On top of that, there's visualization - we have a lot of 3D software. There's a lot we can combine to offer for designers." Mayer also sees the benefits of this newfound proximity to the trade flowing the other way as well. "We have a nice, growing trade business on the Havenly brands side: Designers are buying from Interior Define and The Citizenry and St. Frank," she says. "One of the things we're interested in is getting more integrated with more of the trade." Another possible crossover: Using Havenly's network of vendors to produce capsule collections for The Expert designers. Both Mayer and Blake emphasize the importance of preserving The Expert's brand - there is a delicacy in bringing together one company that operates in the upper echelons of the trade with another that targets a broader consumer base. However, they believe the benefits outweigh the risks. "I hope people will see that by joining forces, we'll be able to build tools that make everyone's businesses more efficient," says Blake. "At the end of the day, for our experts, our vendors and our trade firms, money talks. There's going to be some chatter, and people may say negative things, but I hope in a year people will say, 'Oh, that's been so good for my business.'" Going forward, the acquisition - Havenly's first since picking up Burrow in late 2024 - could signal a potential new area of focus. "One of the things we've been thinking about is: Can we own all things digital home? Not just consumer-facing home, but trade-facing home," says Mayer. "Last year, from a consumer perspective, was fine; we grew double digits. But we grew far more on the trade side, which was eye-opening. We have all these things to offer to the trade - there's got to be a way that we can embrace that community, provide them modern tools and software, and bring them into the portfolio in a different way." "I don't know that [this deal] changes our perspective that we're a house of brands," she adds. "I think it just embraces a different consumer for our house of brands." Want to stay informed? Sign up for our newsletter, which recaps the week's stories, and get in-depth industry news and analysis each quarter by subscribing to our print magazine. Join BOH Insider for discounts, workshops and access to special events such as the Future of Home conference.

Furniture Today
Feb 21st, 2024
The Citizenry becomes latest acquisition for interior design service Havenly - Furniture Today

Online home furnishings brand The Citizenry has joined the Havenly family of brands, which include Interior Define and The Inside.

Home Accents Today
Feb 21st, 2024
Havenly acquires The Citizenry

Havenly acquired The Inside in 2022 and Interior Define in 2023.

The Dallas Morning News
Feb 21st, 2024
Dallas home furnishings brand The Citizenry sells to Havenly

The Citizenry has been sold to Denver-based Havenly, an online and in-person interior design services and home furnishings company.

Furniture Today
Jan 5th, 2023
Beleaguered DTC brand reportedly acquired by competitor

The brand encountered financial difficulties last year and has recently entered into an assignment for the benefit of creditors.