Imagery Pipeline

Photorealistic fixture imagery, generated from real catalog data instead of a photoshoot.

Two Kinds Of Output

A real product cutout and a reference interior photo, run through a generate node, produce two different deliverables from the same source: a full in-situ installation, composited into a styled interior scene at real-world scale, and a clean silo tear sheet, built for the catalog page rather than the room.

Silo

A plain warehouse iPhone photo of the bench, no styling, becomes a clean product tear sheet ready for the catalog page.

A bench photographed on the warehouse floor, unstyled, with other furniture visible in the background. — Warehouse Photo

The same bench as a clean product tear sheet, isolated for the catalog. — Bench Tear Sheet

Situational

A close-up reference photo of the sconce fixture becomes a full in-situ installation, composited into a styled interior scene at real-world scale.

A close-up reference photo of the wall sconce fixture mounted on a wood-panel wall. — Reference Photo

A wall sconce pair composited into a styled wood-paneled entryway at real-world scale. — Entry Sconce In-Situ

From Warehouse Photo To Look Book Page

What began as photography for a single deck is now a repeatable pipeline: real product data in, a correctly scaled, styled, client-ready image out.

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