Interiors

The AI assistant for interiors brands that reads the room

Furniture shoppers do not know what their room is missing. Suprlative reads it from one photo, ranks the gaps, and turns them into a room plan built from what you actually stock — priced against the budget they gave you.

Room read

From one photo

The shopper's room: a sofa and rattan armchair on bare wooden floor, lit by one ceiling pendant
Room
Living room
Visible style
Mid-century · warm minimal
Lighting
South-facing, warm
Relative scale
Seating reads under-scaled to the wall

Palette

Materials

OakRattanBrushed brassCotton

What the room is missing

  1. Area rugHighThe floor reads bare under the seating group
  2. Floor lightingHighOne ceiling source; the corners stay dark
  3. Side tableMediumNothing within reach of the armchair

Keep as anchors: the sofa, the framed prints

Not visible enough to assess: the far wall

Room plan

Refresh · keep the sofa

  • Area rugFlatweave, 8 × 10 ft₹18,500
  • Floor lightingArc floor lamp, brushed brass₹12,000
  • Side tableOak round, 18 in₹9,200
  • WindowSheer cotton curtains, pair₹6,400

4 of 5 slots covered

₹46,100

Budget ₹75,000

Not covered: Accent chair — nothing in your size and finish is in stock

A room designer that can only recommend what you sell

Reads the actual room

One photo returns room type, visible style, palette, materials, lighting, and scale, plus the gaps worth filling, ranked. Anything out of frame it flags as out of frame.

Keeps what the shopper already owns

The pieces they want to keep become anchors the plan works around. Nobody is asked to rebuy a sofa they like.

Plans to a real budget

The assistant asks for a budget band and how much change they want, then builds a plan that adds up — so the set they see is a set they can afford.

Says when you don't stock it

Every plan requires current availability. When nothing in your catalog fills a slot, the assistant leaves it open and says why.

Sells the whole set

Each item is a real product with the exact variant selected. Shoppers add pieces one at a time, or send the entire set to cart in one action.

Sees floors and walls too

Surfaces are modelled the same way products are — tile, wooden flooring, laminate, panelling, wallpaper, paint — so a room can change at the material level, down to what it stands on.

Made for baskets that get built

Furniture and decor are bought as sets, against a budget, for a room the shopper is standing in. That takes a consultation, and it is what separates one cushion from a room's worth of order value.

On Shopify, it installs in one click and sells from your live catalog — see how it works on Shopify.

A styled living room with a flatweave rug, arc floor lamp, side table and sheer curtains