A home renovation can quickly turn from exciting to overwhelming. Between moving furniture, buying materials, and keeping track of dozens of little tasks, it’s easy to lose sight of what to do next. Superlist helps you keep everything organized — so you can focus on the fun part: making your home look amazing.

Here’s how you can plan your renovation using Superlist.

1. Start with a renovation plan

Create a new list in Superlist called “Apartment Renovation” and add sections for each room you want to renovate — for example, Living Room, Bedroom, and Office.
Within each section under those headers, write down what you want to do: paint walls, replace shelves, install new lighting, and so on.

You can even use the Priorities feature to mark which rooms or tasks should come first. This helps you decide in which order to move furniture and tackle each step.

2. Make a shopping list for furniture

Add a sublist for “Furniture to Buy.” Include everything you plan to get — a new sofa, desk, chairs, lamps — and add links or notes so you don’t forget where you saw them.
When you buy an item, simply check it off the list and enjoy the satisfaction of watching your renovation progress.

3. Track materials and tools

Create another sublist for “Materials & Tools.” This could include paint, brushes, sandpaper, screws, and more.
If you’re sharing your Superlist with a partner or roommate, they’ll instantly see what’s still missing — no more duplicate trips to the hardware store.

4. Add a “Later” section for future improvements

Not everything has to be done right away. Create a “Later” sublist for projects you’d like to postpone, such as installing wall shelves or changing curtains.
Keeping those ideas stored in Superlist means you won’t forget them — and you can move them up when you’re ready.

5. Keep everything in one place

The best part? All your renovation notes, links, tasks, and priorities stay in one shared space. Whether you’re at the hardware store or planning from your couch, Superlist keeps your renovation organized, collaborative, and stress-free.