Wood finishes
Compare warm oak, darker timber and painted tones across the chair frame.
Find the finish. See the whole chair.
Compare wood colours and upholstery on a furnished 3D chair. Explore the material combination from every angle, then open the full configurator for more wood and fabric options.
Launch full configurator ↗Every deployment is built on the same connected commercial and spatial foundation—even as the product category changes.
The approved visual state resolves into an exact component structure: profiles, panels, glass, hardware, accessories and quantities ready for downstream work.
Compare wood colours and upholstery on a furnished 3D chair. Explore the material combination from every angle, then open the full configurator for more wood and fabric options.
Compare warm oak, darker timber and painted tones across the chair frame.
Change fabric colour and compare woven and velvet-inspired surface treatments.
Judge the frame and cushions together before choosing a finish combination.
Inspect the procedural chair model, including fitted arm joints and upholstered seat and back.
The chair has a fixed 500 × 470 × 790 mm envelope. This preview changes finishes, not product dimensions.
Continue to the full application to explore its wood species, fabric categories and saved configurations.
No. This chair uses fixed dimensions. The website preview lets you compare frame and upholstery finishes.
No. Geometry and surface patterns are generated for visual comparison. Confirm the physical finish with the supplier.
The full configurator opens separately with its own initial state. Website preview choices are not transferred.
The website preview shows selected controls. Open the full configurator to explore the supported workflow, or discuss adapting it to your catalogue. For a project review, bring available drawings or CAD, dimensions, option rules and the pricing or material outputs your team needs.
For chairs, bring the product variants, materials, finishes and combinations your catalogue permits.
Implementation scope and pricing follow technical review. A website preview is not a manufacturing specification or a supplier quotation.
Send the drawings, catalogue or product examples you already have and explain the outcome you need. We identify missing assets and technical dependencies during the project review.
We review your price rules, required outputs and available interfaces. Integration scope is agreed after technical review, not assumed from a website demo.
We review the product, variants and available data, then clarify whether an existing system, an adaptation or a custom build fits. Scope, timing and pricing depend on that review.