Product

Your live catalog, prepared for room-level merchandising.

Products arrive from the store you already run, or are created directly in Studio, carrying the attributes a room depends on.

Isometric illustration of nine furniture pieces arranged in an even three by three catalog grid: a sofa, an armchair, a coffee table, a floor lamp, a rug, a bookshelf, a side table, a plant and a sideboard.
Stylized illustration of the mechanism, not product output.

What it is

A catalog built for product pages carries what a product page needs: a name, an image, a price. A catalog built for rooms needs more, because a room is a physical arrangement and the pieces in it have to fit together.

Catalog creation closes that gap on your own data, without a second system to maintain alongside the one you already run.

See it on a real catalog.

Thirty minutes, against products the team already sells.

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What it needs from you

  • A product catalog, in the store you already run or entered in Studio.
  • Someone on the merchandising side to review what Arbuz proposes.

What it does not do

  • Arbuz does not become your system of record. Your store stays where it is.
  • Proposed values stay editable by your team before they are published.

See it on a real catalog.

Thirty minutes, against products the team already sells.

Book a Demo