A living room.
One featured piece.
Bay windows, oak underfoot and soft daylight across a woven wool rug. A domestic setting that gives each piece space to be seen.
The product has
the room to itself.
The oak armchair, marble table and velvet chair are staged individually. Selecting a piece changes the room image as well as the interactive product.
The room’s bay windows, mouldings, fireplace, cabinetry and floor have depth and real dimensions. In the interactive view, moving the camera changes their perspective along with the furniture.
Compare the three products
The same piece.
A change of light.
Daylight and evening shots use the same product model and room. Soft window light becomes cooler as warm light enters from the adjoining room.
Each of the three products has its own pair of images.
Explore the velvet chairMaterials with
sources you can check.
The architecture adapts The White Room by Jay-Artist under CC BY 3.0. Photographic oak and wool textures and the scanned plant come from Poly Haven’s CC0 library. The framed artwork is a public-domain reproduction of Claude Monet’s Bordighera, held by the Art Institute of Chicago.
The still images are direct Blender renders. The interactive room calculates bounced light, reflections and soft shadows as you explore. Pause after moving to let the image refine. It requires a compatible browser and graphics device; the room images and Plain product views remain available otherwise.
View materials, artwork and model creditsPortfolio studies using licensed sample models, not client commissions or measured reconstructions. Client product dimensions and finishes would be checked against the supplied references.
A setting for your furniture.
Share one piece and the references you have. We’ll discuss what can be made and how it will be used.