January 26, 2021, St. Petersburg, Fla. – After a successful trial, John Lewis is now set to roll out 3D visualization for all Home Design Appointments. The new technology will be used by Home Design Stylists to showcase their interior design work to customers. The technology is used to help customers with what is often the hardest part of shopping for new home products, deciding what they will look like in the room, and understanding the physical layout and size of their space.
Customers attending either an in-store or virtual appointment will be able to recreate their rooms digitally with the same room dimensions, doors, and windows in a realistic 2D or 3D image. The designs will include John Lewis products, bringing to life their interior ideas. They will also be able to change the color of the walls and floors to create a complete look.
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