Retailers are (rightly) investing in immersive 3D experiences to inspire and convert today’s mobile-first shoppers. Whether a beautifully rendered kitchen design or a fully customized living room, the right tools build confidence and help customers visualize their future space. But, too often, what starts as a “wow” moment online, or
At 8 a.m., Sarah opens Instagram, coffee in hand. Two hours later, she has ten screenshots saved and a plan for redesigning her living room. We often talk about footfall as if it starts at the front door. But in today’s retail reality, it starts much earlier, usually with an
In a business where visual storytelling is everything, furniture retailers and manufacturers are increasingly turning to AI image generation to improve how they work and sell. While AI has made headlines for writing content or automating customer support, its most transformative impact in the home furnishings space may be in
At a time when economic uncertainty holds consumers back from spending, it’s crucial to offer a shopping experience that drives sales, raises cart size, and builds trust. Today’s buyer is more informed than ever and quick to move on from anything that doesn’t meet expectations. Here are three eCommerce tools
Data was supposed to make decisions easier. So why do your dashboards seem to show you more ways to stay confused? If you’re a furniture retailer, you’re likely swimming in data—web traffic reports, CRM systems, sales figures, customer feedback, etc. Yet, instead of providing clarity, too much data leads to
Shaving cost per asset while maximizing revenue is a top priority for home furnishings retailers today. To help achieve this, 3D content creation can be a game‑changer, enhancing virtually every stage of your product program to drive stronger bottom‑line results. Here’s why: 1. Dramatically Reduce Cost Per Asset Traditional photography—studio
Today’s furniture shoppers bounce between browsing sofas on Instagram at midnight and testing fabric swatches in your showroom on the weekend. They expect this journey to be smooth, regardless of where they interact with your brand, and unified commerce makes that possible. But behind the scenes, many furniture retailers struggle
CITY Furniture has built its business on three clear values: style, value, and customer experience. The Florida-based company got its start in the 1970s as Waterbed City. Since then, it has grown into a top home furnishings retailer with 24 showrooms and a strong e-commerce business. The team is always
Today, every marketing dollar counts, and department heads are held accountable for those dollars, making every decision count. For home furnishings retailers navigating long sales cycles, high price points, and increasingly digital-savvy shoppers, the path to growth no longer succeeds with guesswork or weeks to months of trial and error.
eCommerce has transformed how people shop, offering convenience, variety, and competitive pricing. With just a few clicks, consumers can browse and purchase products from anywhere they are. However, despite the undeniable success of online shopping, many eCommerce brands are now recognizing the value of having a physical presence as a
Last-mile delivery has become one of the most critical aspects of retail success. Customers expect fast, reliable, and professional delivery
Decision-making is a daily responsibility when you are an owner or manager in a home furnishings business. However, not all
Home and furniture retailers managing multiple locations or expanding their operations need tools that simplify and unify their workflows. Keeping
In a retail furniture store, layouts are constantly refreshed, delivery deadlines are tight, and customer expectations are always evolving—it’s easy
There’s nothing like finding something new that adds a touch of style and comfort to your home, especially when you
Stop the Loss: Proven Strategies to Cut Damage and Returns Furniture damage and customer returns don’t just cut into profits, they can also weaken
Smart Buying Strategies for Better Inventory Decisions Making the right inventory decisions can be the difference between record sales and costly overstocks. This session
