Shoppers build it. You approve it.
A sectional is the hardest thing on your floor to sell from a static photo: the configuration the shopper wants is never the one you shot. The builder lets them assemble their sectional in their fabric, and every image they see went through your team first.
Pick the pieces, pick the fabric, see the sectional
On your website or a showroom display, the shopper chooses units (arms, armless, corners, chaises) and a fabric, and gets a finished hero image of exactly that build. Common configurations render instantly from a pre-approved cache; new ones queue and appear when ready.
Curate the catalog. Pre-warm the popular builds.
The admin side is where merchandising happens: which units and fabrics are offered, which configurations get pre-rendered in minutes so the busiest combinations are always instant, and which renders are approved. Batch jobs sit beside your other Studio work with the same review queue.
Nothing unapproved reaches a shopper
Every render passes a strict machine judge for piece count, arm placement, and fabric fidelity before it can enter the shopper-facing cache, and your team can require human approval on top. A failed render never ships; it retries with the violations named.
Put your sectionals in shoppers' hands.
Bring your units and a fabric book. The demo is your catalog, configured live.