This is awesome. I always liked Zappos's drill-down search, and I'm really happy that it works well here too http://www.zatista.com/search http://www.zatista.co

This is awesome. I always liked Zappos's drill-down search, and I'm really happy that it works well here too http://www.zatista.com/search http://www.zatista.com/search . See in a virtual room is an awesome way to gauge placement and the size of the piece. This is a great way for individual artists to get paid for their work. The only thing I can really think of is for more sub-categories: you currently have type -> medium -> style, but take a look at InterfaceLIFT's tag browser criterion: http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper_beta/tags/ http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper_beta/tags/ Color — Scene — Location — Medium — Event — Equipment — Subject. Some are irrelevant, but if I'm looking to drill down even further, these could really help. And, along with your explorer, it could drive a thing I call the Clicker User: the guy that clicks around the site looking for awesome random stuff to pop up. +1 for favorites functionality. Dunno why, but a lot of startups seem to forget about the power of favoriting. There are some sites that I wish allowed favoriting that don't do it, which I can't understand. I don't know about others, but I'm always looking for art to fill my pad with. Awesome startup, awesome execution. Startups should look to this co for some execution inspiration.