01
Set the stage for your collection
Select the products and combinations to present. The setting, lighting, and content support your brand identity and the collection’s story.
Products & collections
Your collection.
Ready to explore.
A product sheet shows an item. A showroom puts it in context and invites exploration. Help buyers discover what sets your products, materials, and brand apart.
Discuss my project
An experience that supports your sales
Before, during, and after.
A project that supports the conversation.
02
Make comparison easier
Rotation, detail views, finishes, or information hotspots: choose the interactions that answer your customers’ questions. Each variation is prepared and approved.
03
Support the buying decision
Share the presentation online, use it with dealers, or explore an AR preview at the customer’s site. The format follows the sales setting.
Product lines that fit
- Furniture, lighting, and interior accessories.
- Equipment and products where scale or detail matters.
- Collections with multiple finishes, sizes, or configurations to showcase.
Where to start
- A focused, coherent selection of products, rather than your entire catalog.
- Your existing models or the materials needed to create them.
- The views, options, and information buyers need to decide.
The rendering helps explain shapes and compare options. A physical sample remains useful for confirming colors or materials. Advanced configuration, shopping carts, and e-commerce integration require separate scoping; they are not included by default.
Add a new dimension to your next sales meeting
What would you like
your customers to experience?
A product, a collection, a future space. Let’s build an experience around your project that helps customers decide.