A virtual tour of your showroom

We photograph your physical showroom in 360 degrees. Visitors look around, choose another viewpoint and see how products and materials are presented together. Start with the displays your advisers often show. Which differences do they want to point out?

At Caspar Dekkers Interieurs, the focus is interior materials and their application. At Technische Unie, it is technical solutions for lighting, heating and ventilation, among others. A recognisable space is the starting point; product explanations determine what visitors can learn from it.

In Hansgrohe The Water Studio, recorded water jets and shower sounds start when visitors click the controls. They can explore an action that a still interior photograph cannot show.

We develop this kind of interaction for each project. Sometimes a detail photograph or a short explanation is enough. Sometimes video, a product link or an interactive element fits better. We agree what visitors should discover and which material is needed.

Customers do not have to explore the whole showroom first. You can look at the relevant display together and point out what you mean. This also works at a trade fair: your physical showroom remains available while you hold a conversation elsewhere.

Place the walkthrough alongside your showroom information and share it when preparing for an appointment. If sales conversations or trade fairs are its main purpose, we choose the content around those conversations. Read about a virtual tour for sales.

The location images show the displays on the photography day. A rebuilt corner may need new photographs. You can keep product information current yourself: the client portal lets you edit text, regular photos, videos and links alongside a display. You cannot add extra 360-degree photographs yourself; that extension requires agreed photography and production work.

A virtual showroom is not an automatically updated stock list or product configurator. Tell us which space already exists, what should respond to visitors and who supplies and maintains the information. We propose the images, interaction and delivery, with separate arrangements for hosting and updates.

At Boxmeers Tapijthuis, visitors can explore flooring and material displays. Jan Frantzen shows furniture and furnished interiors, letting visitors choose which displays to explore.