Let customers see it in their space.
Move a configured product from the screen into the customer’s room. AR helps buyers judge scale, placement and fit before they take the next step.

Use AR when placement changes the answer.
AR adds value when customers need to understand the product in context – not simply see another product angle.

Judge the scale
See how large the configured product feels beside the furniture, walls and open space already in the room.

Check the fit
Explore the footprint and placement before committing to a product that must work in a specific space.

Build confidence
Keep the chosen configuration visible in a familiar setting while the customer makes the final decision.
From product view to real room.
The configuration stays the same. AR adds the customer’s surroundings so scale, placement and context become part of the decision.
- Carry the selected product into AR
- Open it on a supported mobile device
- Continue with the same configured result




Keep the AR journey simple.
AR should be a useful next step inside the buying flow, not a separate experience customers have to understand.

Map the product
Define the choices, rules and product states customers can configure.

Configure it
Let the buyer choose the valid size, material and components first.

Open on mobile
Move the selected result into the supported AR experience.

Continue the result
Return to cart, lead, quote or the next sales step with the configuration intact.
Add AR only where context adds confidence.
Not every configurable product needs AR. Use it when seeing the product in the real space removes an important doubt.
Placement and scale lead the decision.
A strong fit for furniture, outdoor products, wellness systems and products that must work in a specific room or setting.
Shape and interaction lead the decision.
Use interactive 3D without AR when customers mainly need to rotate the product, change its structure or explore components.
Explore the 3D route →Place one real product before you commit.
Bring the product and the space it needs to fit. We will assess whether placement and scale make AR useful for that decision.
