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The Top 10 Reasons we use 3D Renderings in Furniture Design
The furniture industry has gained great benefit from the 3D rendering, photo-realistic process. Producing virtual, high quality images digitally provide clear visualization of abstract concepts, unlimited means of customization, and efficient revision of particular elements of a model. The flexibility of this technology accelerates the approval process while enhancing visual communication with precise and accurate renderings. We asked our design team to put together a list o
ruthchasolen
Jul 23, 2018


How to Minimize Redlines in Custom Furniture Design
An important, time saving process of creating a technical drawing in the world of design and architecture is known as CAD, or Computer Aided Design technology. The creation of these precision drawings reduces the probability of human error, provide greater accuracy, and greatly shorten the design cycle. This is how you Minimize Redlines in Custom Furniture Design. From a napkin sketch to final product, a custom-designed furniture piece passes through multiple variances, twea
ruthchasolen
May 29, 2018


Quality Upholstery Takes Guts
The upholstery trade as a craft evolved throughout many centuries and various eras as it gradually integrated into the furniture making process. While stages of comfort levels increased, tradesmen provided materials for the covering of chairs, seats and sofas. The coordination of padding, springs, webbing, fabric and/or leather materials covering a wood frame or platform is the essence of this artistic skill. Fabrication of seating furniture requires design aesthetic with t
ruthchasolen
Oct 18, 2017


How 3D Imaging Transforms the Furniture Buying Experience
When you look at a great piece of furniture, you’re only seeing half the story. Chances are that piece looks wonderful to the eye, but what about what is under the covers? Discover how 3D imaging is transforming furniture buying, helping designers visualize products, make confident decisions, and streamline the specification and purchasing process. Your eyes can sure tell a lot, but they cannot tell you how that sofa was built. Was it assembled from quality materials? Did the

Glenn Haussman
May 23, 2017
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