Your showroom 
never closes.
We answer your enquiries in under a minute, 24/7 — visualising your furniture in your customers' homes, to their specification — then hand them to you to close.
A showroom sells to whoever can drive there, while it's open, from what fits on the floor. We take all three limits off.
They see your pieces in their own room, without travelling.
An answer inside a minute, any hour — not Monday morning.
Every piece, in every fabric you offer, in their room — not just what fits on the floor.
Your product photo, in a real room, changed on request — in any fabric, colour or finish you can order. Photographs, not 3D models, and the same photograph every time.
See your own piece in a room →An enquiry, 9pm on a Sunday.
A customer fills in your form. Inside a minute, your virtual design team replies under a named associate on your floor and asks for photos of their room.
It sends the room back with your pieces in it — their photograph, your product. Darker. More modern. Lose the rug. Each change comes back as the same room.
When they're ready, it books a walkthrough with your associate. Your person, your floor, your close.
A design team that never closes.
Every enquiry — form, DM, missed call — answered inside a minute, at any hour, under your associate's name.
The customer's own room, sent back with your pieces in it — in whichever fabric, colour or finish suits them. Your product photography in their photograph, not a 3D model. Every change returns the same room.
When they're ready, it books a walkthrough with the associate you name — in person or on video. Your person, your floor, your close.
A person checks every image before it reaches your customer. Fit and final pricing stay with your associate, as they do today.
Starts as a thirty-day pilot on your live enquiries. Flat monthly after that, never per conversation.
“Our designers already do this.”
For the buyers worth a drive, yes. This is for the rest — every enquiry, at any hour.
“Is this AI?”
The conversation is run by an AI assistant that says so in its first message. A person reviews every image, and the images are photographs, not generated scenes.
“What if it shows something that doesn't fit?”
It never says a piece fits. The images are for scale and placement; fit stays with your associate at quote stage.
“What happens to our customers' photos?”
They stay your customer's. Used for their room and nothing else — never for marketing.