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Your catalogue is only the beginning.

Show your client something that has never existed before.

Second direction: green wood fronts, a burgundy stone top and gold-toned trim.

Don’t ask your client to imagine. Show them.

Start with a familiar piece from your catalogue. Explore materials. Change its character. Combine finishes. See each version from different angles. When you find the one, show it in your client’s dream interior.

Try it on your product

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Turn choosing materials into the moment your client stops browsing a catalogue and starts creating a dream.

Let your client see their future order.

The samples are on the table. The product is open in the catalogue. But how will it all look together? While the answer exists only in conversation, your client is left guessing. Make the choice visible.

Source reference: two-drawer bedside cabinet with a dark top and light grey fronts.
First material references: black veined stone, grey wood and silver-toned metal.

One piece. A whole new story.

Source reference: two-drawer bedside cabinet with a dark top and light grey fronts.
This is where we started.
First material references: black veined stone, grey wood and silver-toned metal.
The first material palette.
First direction: a bedside cabinet with a black veined top, grey wood fronts and silver-toned trim.
The first result.
Second material references: burgundy veined stone, green wood and gold-toned metal.
A new material palette.
Second direction: green wood fronts, a burgundy stone top and gold-toned trim.
The same piece. A different character.
Interior concept: the green-wood cabinet beside a related bed, with a grey cat on the floor.
An interior that comes to life.
A new wide three-drawer chest continues the green-wood, burgundy-stone and gold-toned visual language.
Now, a new piece in the same design family.
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Create it with your client.

  1. Start with a product

    Upload a product photo, render or sketch to Flameplace AI Studio.

  2. Add the materials

    Use images of the finishes you are discussing with your client.

  3. Choose the next change

    Describe what you want to change. Look at the result and decide what to explore next.

  4. Show it in an interior

    Use your preferred version as a reference for an interior concept.

Source reference: two-drawer bedside cabinet with a dark top and light grey fronts.
First material references: black veined stone, grey wood and silver-toned metal.
First direction: a bedside cabinet with a black veined top, grey wood fronts and silver-toned trim.

It all starts with “What if?”

Material Preview

How would this finish look?

First material references: black veined stone, grey wood and silver-toned metal.
First direction: a bedside cabinet with a black veined top, grey wood fronts and silver-toned trim.

Option Comparison

Which combination feels right for your client?

First direction: a bedside cabinet with a black veined top, grey wood fronts and silver-toned trim.
The first direction
Second direction: green wood fronts, a burgundy stone top and gold-toned trim.
Taking the idea further

Multi-Angle Review

How might the product look from another angle?

Second direction: green wood fronts, a burgundy stone top and gold-toned trim.
Generated front view of the green-wood, burgundy-stone and gold-toned direction.
Another generated angle of the second direction, showing its front, side and top.

Custom Configuration

A new chest of drawers carries the original piece’s design language forward.

A new wide three-drawer chest continues the green-wood, burgundy-stone and gold-toned visual language.
Does your client want to change more than the finish? Show them a new direction before it becomes drawings and a finished piece.

Room Concept

How will it all look together?

Second direction: green wood fronts, a burgundy stone top and gold-toned trim.
Interior concept: the green-wood cabinet beside a related bed, with a grey cat on the floor.

Visual Review Set

How do you pass on a clear visual direction?

Source reference: two-drawer bedside cabinet with a dark top and light grey fronts.
Second material references: burgundy veined stone, green wood and gold-toned metal.
Second direction: green wood fronts, a burgundy stone top and gold-toned trim.
Interior concept: the green-wood cabinet beside a related bed, with a grey cat on the floor.

Your client sees the dream. Your team sees what’s next.

For sales and project managers

Talk about something your client can see. Compare combinations, develop the direction and find the next step together.

For owners and commercial directors

Explore the first ideas within your team. Bring designers and technical specialists a clear visual direction worth developing.

Change the idea. Keep sight of the product.

Check the silhouette, proportions, construction details and material character against the original. AI opens up directions to explore, but every result used for a commercial decision needs professional review.

  • Keep the product recognisable.
  • Check that AI has not changed more than intended.
  • Confirm final materials, dimensions and construction with the specialists.

We know this process first-hand.

Flameplace founder seated in an armchair in a furniture showroom.

Flameplace grew out of its founder’s 13+ years in premium furniture sales and international interiors projects. Again and again, clients had to choose something they could not yet see. Flameplace began with the desire to change that moment.

Don’t ask your client to take your word for it. Let them see.

A direction chosen. A story to continue.

Use your chosen visuals to show the idea to your client, prepare a clear brief for a specialist and keep the work centred on one shared vision.

Before you begin

What can I start with?

Start with an approved product photo, render or sketch.

Can I use a material my client has chosen?

The workflow is designed to use a reference of the material or finish chosen during the sales conversation. Exact support depends on the tool and the quality of the source material.

Will the product remain completely unchanged?

An AI result cannot be treated as accurate without review. Flameplace’s tools are designed to keep the real product recognisable and reduce uncontrolled changes, but every result relevant to a commercial decision must be checked.

Does this replace a designer, architect or 3D team?

No. Flameplace supports preliminary visual exploration and sales work. Designers, architects, 3D specialists and technical teams remain responsible for professional and production decisions.

What can I use the result for?

Use the result to compare options, discuss a visual direction and prepare the next commercial or professional step. Final specifications and production documentation remain separate.

Now it’s your product’s turn.

Bring one real product and one client question. Explore materials, develop the idea and show something that did not exist before.

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Don’t ask your client to imagine. Show them.

Interior concept: the green-wood cabinet beside a related bed, with a grey cat on the floor.