This service enables Pinterest members to take snaps of physical spaces and add a vast array of items from Pinterest sellers, including big brands like Walmart and Wayfair. Most recently, social network Pinterest entered the fray with its Pinterest Lens Camera and Try on Home Decor service. Since then, many home decor companies have followed suit. Even with the best in-store customer service around, actually allowing customers to see potential layouts adds a powerful layer to the customer experience. In seconds, customers could get an idea of how those furnishings would look and function in their chosen environment – something that’s not easy to imagine without AR’s help. Place changed the rules of online shopping, offering smartphone users a way to place virtual IKEA products inside their homes. Product Visualization – Seeing Design in a Totally New LightĪugmented Reality has been a factor in home decor for a number of years now, but it really hit the big time when Swedish giant IKEA launched IKEA Place in 2017.
But as we’ll see, AR is providing new tools to attract attention and empower both customers and designers. Standing out as a furniture retailer or design studio can be tough in such a crowded space. Interior design is a huge and growing sector, with US customers alone spending over $530 per head every year on furniture and home decor.
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