Furniture

AI sales agentfor furniturestores

Customers photograph a wall, a corner, or the whole living room. The agent reads palette, materials, and layout, then recommends sofas, tables, and lighting from your approved catalog — not a random internet look.

High-end furniture showroom with staged living rooms
Furniture
Live example Active
Here’s my living room. Will a sofa fit this 2.8m wall, and how long is delivery?
The wall reads 2.8m with warm oak and ivory light. Metro in beige linen fits, ships in 14 days. I can capture delivery for the floor team to confirm.
Room photo scanned · catalog match · floor team can take over
On the floor

Looks like your floor. Answers like your best associate.

Customers want to know if it fits, what it is made of, and when it arrives. The agent reads the room first so the floor team can sell, not guess the palette.

Green designer sofa in a furniture store
Catalog pieces that fit
Styled living room vignette in a furniture showroom
Room photo in
Furniture showroom aisle with beds and dining sets
Approved catalog only
Close detail of a sofa and coffee table in a showroom
Dimensions & delivery
Room photo to catalog

They send a picture of the room. The agent answers with furniture that belongs there.

Customers photograph a wall, a corner, or the whole living room. The agent reads palette, materials, and layout, then recommends sofas, tables, and lighting from your approved catalog — not a random internet look.

  1. 01 Customer sends a photo
  2. 02 Agent scans the image
  3. 03 Reads style & details
  4. 04 Returns matches
Customer room photoWhatsApp photo
Customer living room photo used for furniture matching
Palette
Pieces that fit this room
Sofa matching the room palette

Metro sofa · beige linen

98% match

Fits a 2.8m wall · sand + ivory palette · 14-day delivery

Oak coffee table

Low oak coffee table

94% match

Walnut-adjacent tone · same collection as Metro

Floor lamp and rug pairing

Arc lamp + wool rug

91% match

Warm light for the window wall · sage-friendly weave

The agent only recommends from your approved catalog. Staff can take over with the photo and matches attached.

Why the photo matters

A room photo is the brief. Specs without the room are noise.

01

Customers struggle to picture whether a sofa matches their flooring, natural light, and wall dimensions.

02

Associates reverse-engineer room style from a vague text description instead of seeing the space.

03

Dimension, fabric sample, and delivery answers stall while associates search the catalog by hand.

Styled living room vignette in a furniture showroom
From room photo to order

Read the room. Then recommend the piece.

The agent scans palette and wall length, names catalog pieces that fit, and captures delivery so the floor team continues with the photo attached.

Customer
This is my living room. I need a sofa for that wall.
100xSales agent
Warm oak floor, ivory daylight, 2.8m wall. Metro in beige linen fits and ships in 14 days. Want the oak coffee table from the same collection?
Customer
Yes — and please confirm delivery to my area.
100xSales agent
Captured. The team gets the room photo, the Metro match, and your delivery request.
What actually matters

Room reading, catalog truth, and a delivery handoff.

Read a room photo for color palette, flooring tone, lighting, and approximate wall length.
Recommend sofas, tables, and lighting strictly from your approved catalog.
Suggest complementary pieces from the same collection to complete the space.
Answer dimensions, fabric options, stock status, and delivery windows from catalog knowledge.
Escalate custom finishes or orders to showroom staff with the photo and selections attached.
Phototo catalog match
3pieces that fit
1delivery request
1approved catalog path

Illustrative workflow metrics, not customer performance claims.

Showroom workflow

What to expect from room-photo matching.

What if nothing in the catalog fits the room?

The agent says so plainly and escalates to a human showroom consultant rather than forcing an uncoordinated recommendation.

Does it measure the room to the exact millimeter?

It reads visual cues like wall proportions, light, and palette to narrow options. Exact dimensions and doorway clearance are verified by your team before delivery.

Can it handle custom upholstery or made-to-order pieces?

Custom fabric and dimensional requests are captured with the room photo attached and routed directly to a specialist for quoting.

What does the floor team receive?

The customer's room photo, the matched catalog pieces, and the delivery destination — so they start the conversation already knowing what fits.

Ready for the showroom

Turn every room photo into a catalog-ready recommendation.

Connect your catalog and channels. Let 100xSales read the room, then hand the floor a customer who already sees the piece in their space.

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