Furniture
Your customers cannot tell if that piece fits.
Let them place it in their own living room, at the size you entered, from your product page. No app, no measuring tape, no guessing.
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W 205cm · H 82cm · D 92cm
The size question in furniture
"Will it fit?" is the question a photograph cannot answer. A model scaled to your real dimensions lets shoppers check the size in their own room before they buy.
What shoppers cannot see today
- A piece that is 15cm too wide for the alcove is a problem for everyone.
- Photographs flatten depth, so shoppers cannot judge how far a chair projects into a room.
- Fabric and finish look different on every screen; shape and scale do not.
- Showroom visits are the fallback, and you lose the sale to whoever has one nearby.
Capturing furniture well
- Matte, textured, opaque pieces you can walk around are the easiest for photo-based 3D.
- Glass table tops and high-gloss lacquer are the hard cases; send us a CAD model if you have one.
- Thin metal legs need extra close-up angles or they thin out in the model.
We tell you which of your products will not reconstruct well before you spend a credit on them. Full capture guide.
Furniture is a good fit for 3D. The purchase is expensive, a return is costly for everyone involved, and scale is the one thing a photograph cannot communicate.
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