Flooring Visualizer for Retailers — Customer Room, Your Floor

The sale stalls at imagination: the customer loves the plank in the showroom and cannot picture it in their living room. Have them email one photo of the room — and show it back with the new floor in it before they finish their coffee.

The problem

Embedded website visualizers are enterprise products: per-store contracts, catalog onboarding, setup projects. Great at chain scale, heavy for an independent shop.

Meanwhile the actual sales moment is at the counter or in the aisle — a customer, a phone photo of their room, and a sample in hand.

Archome's Material Swap changes exactly one surface: the floor becomes the oak they are holding, the bathroom wall becomes the tile on the display, the garage slab becomes the flake epoxy. Everything else in their photo stays theirs — light, furniture, room.

How flooring, tile & coating retailers use Archome

  1. 1. Customer sends one photo

    A phone photo of the room, emailed or airdropped at the counter. No app for them to install.

  2. 2. Swap the surface

    Describe the product — wide-plank white oak, matte hex tile, grey flake epoxy. Material Swap re-floors the photo and leaves the rest alone.

  3. 3. Close on their own room

    Show it on the counter screen, send it to their phone, print it with the quote. Two colourways side by side settle most debates on the spot.

What you get

  • One-surface swap: floors, walls, counters — the rest of the photo stays intact
  • Works at the counter, in about 60 seconds per option
  • No catalog onboarding, no widget install, no per-store contract
  • Epoxy and coating finishes work the same way as plank and tile
  • 4K export for printed quotes
  • One account covers the whole sales floor (multi-seat on Enterprise)

Honest limits: the render shows a convincing product direction, not an SKU-exact catalog match — the customer confirms final colour from the physical sample, which they were going to do anyway. And unlike embedded widget platforms, this is a counter tool, not a your-website visualizer; if you need the on-site widget, those platforms earn their fee.

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Questions professionals ask

How is this different from Roomvo or Floori?

Those are embedded website visualizers with catalog integration, sold per store — excellent at chain scale. Archome is the counter version: no setup, no catalog project, any product you can describe, priced as a normal SaaS subscription. Many independents need the counter moment more than the website widget.

Does it work for epoxy and garage coatings?

Yes — a flake epoxy or metallic coating is a floor finish like any other to the tool. Photograph the garage as it is, describe the coating, and the slab comes back finished.

What does it cost for a shop?

Plans start at $29/month, which covers roughly 100 standard swaps — a busy sales floor. A $15 one-time pack is enough to trial it on real customers first.

Will the rest of the room stay the same?

Yes — Material Swap is built to change one surface and leave the rest of the photo untouched. The customer sees their own furniture, their own light, with only the floor changed. That is what makes it persuasive.

Test it on a real project.

100 credits when you sign up — about three Ultra renders. No card required.

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