Home decor
Small objects, big disappointments.
A vase that arrives half the expected size is a return and a bad review. Let shoppers see it on their own shelf first.
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W 22cm · H 38cm · D 22cm
The size question in home decor
There is nothing in a styled product photo to size a vase, frame or lamp against, so shoppers guess. A model scaled to your real dimensions lets them check the scale in their own space.
What shoppers cannot see today
- Styled photography deliberately removes the reference objects that would give away scale.
- Shoppers guess whether a piece will look too big or too small once it is in the room.
- Shoppers buying a set need to know the pieces work together in their space.
Capturing home decor well
- Matte ceramics, wood and textiles are the easiest for photo-based 3D.
- Mirrors and cut glass are the hard cases - send a 3D or CAD model if you have one.
- Small objects need close, overlapping shots and a plain mid-tone background.
We tell you which of your products will not reconstruct well before you spend a credit on them. Full capture guide.
Decor lives or dies on proportion, and product photography is styled precisely to hide it. AR puts the object back in a real room with real reference points.
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