About this block

Household Shared List is a wishlist three people edit together: an avatar stack of Maya, Daniel, and Priya above a two column card grid where every item names its price, a reason for wanting it, and the avatar of whoever added it. One card is flagged because two people saved the same kettle, so the list shows it once instead of twice.

Members and items are two arrays, thumbnails are shared placeholder tiles. The reason line attached to each save is the point: six months later nobody is staring at a card wondering whose idea it was.

When to use

Reach for this block as the shared list surface inside account sections, where more than one person adds to a single wishlist. The per item avatars and the duplicate flag need real collaboration state behind them.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Wishlist boards grid

After

• Gifting section
• Shopping cart

What you can display

One strong use is the household list with a reason per save. Other shared lists:

• Registry list. A couple building toward one occasion, each item claimed by a guest.
• Team wishlist. An office list where the caption names who requested the item last.
• Roommate list. A shared apartment list split by who pays, the reason line covering the disagreement.

Tip: “when two people save the same thing the list flags it instead of listing it twice” is the rule that keeps a shared list from turning into an argument.