Artedomus is a leading supplier of unique, high quality tiles, bathware and furniture. With a focus on beautiful, natural materials, INHAABIT was excited to partner with Artedomus to bring their architectural surfaces to life in Augmented Reality.
“Using Augmented Reality to try tiles and bathware in your home is a natural extension of our AR technology”, explains Jordan Yim, Director of INHAABIT. “With your tablet or mobile device, Artedomus AR allows you to create a full bathroom interior by placing beautiful tiles, stone surfaces, baths and basins.”
Artedomus has a rich heritage in supplying distinctive surfaces sourced from around the world. For INHAABIT, this meant the ability to accurately showcase materials such as stone, marble, limestone and sandstone was a key consideration. Artedomus AR allows customers to easily place one or more segments of tiles, rotate the orientation and then scale them to fit their floor or wall. They can also visualise different tiles next to each other to increase purchase confidence and reduce guesswork in the renovation process.
Artedomus AR is the second Augmented Reality collaboration between Artedomus and INHAABIT, with the New Volumes AR app also available to showcase the brand’s Elba stone collection.
Artedomus AR
Augmented Reality
Tiles & Bathware
Feature Summary
- Try designer wall and floor tiles and bathware in Augmented Reality
- Resize and position tiles to match your wall and floor
- See products from brands such as MAXIMUM, Angelo, Agapecasa, INAX and more
- Explore realistic and detailed products in a variety of colours and finishes, all with accurate sizing
- Fully integrated with Artedomus’ website to allow customers to transition to Augmented Reality from the website or see additional product information via the app
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Lead the Way
Augmented Reality is rapidly establishing itself as the future of retail. Customers can view products in their home with accurate materials and sizing, reducing the guesswork and increasing
purchase confidence.
61% of customers would prefer to shop at stores that offer Augmented Reality, with 40% willing to pay more for a product when they can try it in AR.
