Atmos Raises $4M to Simplify One-Click Housing

Atmos is striving to simplify home design to the point where it can be accomplished with a single click. This ambition has now attracted further investment from venture capital firms.

The company, previously featured in a July article, has announced a new funding round of $4 million. This investment comes from Evan Moore of Khosla Ventures, strategic real estate investors including David Gerster from JLL Spark and Scott Stowell, a member of the Lennar board, and individual investors such as Adam Nash of Dropbox and social media personality Josh Richards, who appears to be applying the principles of online communities to the realm of real estate investment.

This new funding supplements the company’s initial $2 million seed round, bringing its total funding to $6 million, according to available calculations.

Atmos has continued to advance since completing the Y Combinator program earlier this year. CEO Nick Donahue reports that users have begun designing approximately twelve homes using the platform, and construction has commenced on the first residence designed through Atmos.

The company has also expanded its team through an acquisition and is enhancing its technology to enable users to visualize their designs more effectively within the boundaries of specific properties.

For a more detailed account of the company’s origins and activities, please refer to our previous coverage from a few weeks ago.