See a floor lamp in your living room
A reading lamp beside a sofa wants the bottom of its shade near eye level when you are seated, which puts most of them between 140 and 160 cm. Listings publish the height; the picture tells you what that height does to the corner.
Shade width is the part nobody checks. A wide drum shade crowds a sofa arm in a way the product photo never suggests, because in the product photo there is no sofa.
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 floor lamp should stand. 4. About thirty seconds later you get your room back with the floor lamp in it.
Frequently asked
Which height should I pick?
Bottom of the shade around seated eye level for reading; taller for a lamp that lights the room rather than a book.
Arc lamps?
Preview those with extra care — the reach of the arc matters more than the height, and it puts the shade over the middle of the room.
Thin stems come out badly, why?
A pale thin frame against a pale wall is the hardest case for an image model. Give it a photo with more wall and floor in frame.