Room for the whole design.
Create furniture directions with complete legs, edges and joinery in view, using an uncluttered setting for the first sample.
Add your own product. Edit the starting direction. Review the quote before requesting one sample.
What to keep in the frame.
Use your original as the standard. These details deserve a separate pass before you approve the image.
- 01All legs, arms and outer edges
- 02Joinery and component count
- 03Material, upholstery and proportions
The better starting point.
Use a source that shows the complete piece and separates it from other furniture. Keep original dimensions and construction photographs available during review.
Have a public shop? Import your product ↗Photograph the supplied furniture at a front three-quarter angle against a neutral seamless background. Keep every leg, arm, tabletop edge and backrest in frame. Preserve its original material and joinery with even diffuse light. Review priorities: All legs, arms and outer edges; Joinery and component count; Material, upholstery and proportions.Open this direction ↗
Furniture needs room in the frame. A chair cropped through a leg or a table cut off at the edge cannot fully explain its construction. Start with a source showing the complete piece, including feet, backrest and arms where present. Remove visual competition by choosing an original that clearly separates the subject from nearby furniture.
Once the product passes review, explore a more expressive interior as a separate asset. Retain original photography for construction, color and dimensions, and approve generated scenes for the role they can serve accurately. A convincing room is useful creative, not evidence of how a piece will fit a customer's space.
