See an accent chair in your living room
Accent chairs are the item most often bought too small. Photographed alone against white, a compact chair looks generous; put next to a full-size sofa it reads as a child’s seat.
The comparison that matters is the seat height and the arm height against the sofa beside it. A chair that sits noticeably lower than the sofa makes the whole grouping look mismatched.
How it works
1. Copy the product link from the store. 2. Paste it on the home page — name, photos and the listed dimensions load automatically. 3. Add one photo of your living room and put the frame where the accent chair should stand. 4. About thirty seconds later you get your room back with the accent chair in it.
Frequently asked
How far from the sofa?
Close enough to talk across, which is usually under about two and a half metres. The preview shows the grouping rather than the chair alone.
Two chairs or one?
Preview both on the same photo. Two smaller chairs often work where one large one crowds the walkway.
Does the fabric come out right?
Colour and material come from the product photo. Pick the variant on the shop page first, then paste that link.