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How “View in your room” works

The path from a product page to a piece standing in the shopper own space.

A hand holding a smartphone in a living room, the screen showing a cream sofa placed in that same room

The shopper supplies a room

A photograph of the space, taken on the phone already in their hand. There is nothing to install and no app store to visit. It runs in a modern phone browser.

The room is measured

Where the experience needs real dimensions, a short pass on the camera returns a measured plan: room type, width, length, floor area, wall lines, doors and windows.

That plan is what every later decision is checked against.

The piece is placed

Your catalog imagery is composed into the shopper photograph at the size the measurements imply. Where a full room is being completed, each placement is checked before it is shown: pieces may not overlap each other, stand on floor that is not free, or block the swing of a door, and tall pieces stay clear of windows.

The shopper decides

The result is their own room with your furniture in it, not a showroom they have to translate. Everything they keep goes to your existing checkout as one order.

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    Guides

    From product pages to rooms shoppers can picture

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  • A laptop on a wooden desk showing a grid of furniture product photographs, with fabric swatches and wood samples beside it

    Guides

    Prepare your catalog for room visualization

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  • A warm furniture showroom with cream sofas, wooden tables, layered rugs and plants under soft lighting

    Retail insights

    What shoppers need beyond a product photo

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