Bring the Showroom to Your Home
Increase purchase confidence and speed up sales. Allow customers to try rugs in their home with Augmented Reality.
Augmented Reality Has Evolved Retail
Retail originated in showrooms, but technology has enabled customers to buy from online marketplaces and via mobile devices. Now Augmented Reality (AR) allows customers to preview rugs in their home, increasing purchase confidence and speeding up sales.
Increase Your Rug Sales
When customers find a rug they like, they still have many questions – How will this rug look in my home? Will it fit in my space? What style suits my furniture? This abundance of uncertainties results in slow/lost sales and costly returns.
Augmented Reality solves these issues by allowing customers to preview realistic rugs in their home, increasing purchase confidence and sales.
A Showroom-like Experience
INHAABIT provides everything you need to get started with a successful AR rug solution. We build you a fully branded AR app which allows you to self-manage your rug collection.
Our solution complements your existing website and retail strategy to help you build greater customer engagement and sales opportunities.
Ultra-Realistic Products
INHAABIT uses the highest quality and most realistic Augmented Reality models, to ensure what your customer’s experience is as good as the real thing.
Why Choose Augmented Reality
Augmented Reality is a more engaging buying process. According to Google, 34% of customers would use AR for shopping and 61% say they would prefer to shop at places that offer AR.
Increase Sales
Get more sales and increase purchase confidence
Reduce Costs
Reduce costs by reducing returns with having happier customers
Expand Reach
Reach more customers with a modern retail strategy
Lead the Way
Companies such as Amazon, Apple, IKEA & Williams-Sonoma are already using Augmented Reality to better engage their customers. Your direct competitors will also be moving ahead.
Expand brand awareness and reach more customers by allowing them to visualise your furniture in Augmented Reality.
