Ar-range renders every variant of every product, then powers the configurators, AI search and showroom checkout that turn all that choice into finished orders. One catalog, every channel.
Ar-range renders every sofa in every fabric, and AI search finds the right one from a plain sentence.
You pay to send buyers to a page that can't show them what they came for.
Fabric, size and finish multiply into millions of looks. The page carries a handful.
So the click you bought lands on a grey sofa variant, the showroom quote lands on paper, and the buyer with a specific version in mind quietly leaves.
Every one is a sale you already paid to almost make.
Most furniture pages show a few photos and let the buyer imagine the rest. But they wanted the fifth fabric, in their size, and it was never on the page. In the showroom the quote goes home as a sheet of codes, the emotion gone by the driveway.
Choice you can't show is choice you don't sell.
Each works alone; together they cover the whole journey, from a buyer's first look to a finished factory order.
One record per product: how every variant looks, what it costs, what it's made of. Every place you sell reads that record. We're not a PIM and we don't take your prices; your ERP stays master. The Hub owns the one thing nothing else does: what your customer sees.
Every variant of every product, photographed without a camera: studio shots, 360s and context scenes, prerendered in bulk and served to your product page as fast as any ordinary photo. No render engine on the page, no photoshoot logistics, ever again.
Drag-and-drop 3D for the buyer who's ready to build: modules snap together like magnets, in real fabrics and real light. It lives at the end of the journey, the showroom floor or the last step online, where "I think I want it" becomes a built, ordered piece.
Buyers describe what they want the way they'd tell a salesperson: "a durable velvet, not too shiny, good with a cat." The AI understands the sentence, plain math does the ranking, and only real products from your catalog come back, so an invented result is impossible by design.
Pick a fabric, a layout, an angle. Every combination is prerendered and served like an ordinary photo, no render engine on the page, no waiting.
Same light, same angle, whole catalog. A coverage grid proves every variant is there before you launch. Hover the sofa to zoom in.
Four real deployments, four different problems. Every number belongs to a client running it right now.
Our catalogue has more fabric and size combinations than any studio could photograph. Now every page shows the exact bed in the exact fabric, and when a customer types "soft grey velvet", the right ones come back. The traffic we pay for finally lands on pages that can close.
I am currently very satisfied with the service provided by Ar-range and cannot think of any areas that require improvement. Everything has been handled efficiently and professionally.
Collaboration and communication is very efficient and we have a good working relationship. They provide a high quality of work and are always very responsive to any of our requests. Even last-minute requests are completed within a reasonable time.
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Furniture and home-product makers with a real range: fabrics, sizes, finishes, parts. Not shops that just resell. Not cheap mass-market brands.
Maybe thousands of combos no camera could ever cover. Or you keep the range small on purpose, but still want every model to look sharp and match everywhere. Both work, and most tools only handle the first.
Your own store, a showroom, dealers, other countries, or all at once. The more places you sell, the more one clean catalogue helps.
Product list a mess? That is usually where the first call goes. We walk through what you actually sell, show you where the range breaks, and work from there. And if we would not make a real difference for you yet, we will say so on that call.
Leave your details and we arrange a free consultation with the people who have spent years helping brands sell customised products. You bring the catalogue and the questions. We bring what has worked, what has not, and what it would take for you.