Product

Mixed Reality Experiences.

Blend the real room with the virtual interior. Buyers stand inside an empty unit and see it fully furnished, finished, and lit - to scale, in real time, through a headset or a tablet.

Interior, Augmented

See the finished home, inside the real one.

Mixed reality overlays a fully designed interior onto the physical space in front of the buyer. Walls, furniture, finishes, and light appear exactly where they will be built - so an empty shell becomes a furnished home they can walk through and believe in. No imagination required, and no waiting for a show unit to be fitted out.

Furnish Empty Units Live Finishes True Scale Headset or Tablet Real-Time
Mixed reality glasses overlaying interactive data
Why It Works For You

Features That Drive Outcomes.

Furnish Any Empty Unit
Furnish Any Empty Unit
Walk a bare, unfinished unit and watch it fill with furniture, finishes, and styling in real time - the empty shell becomes a home buyers can picture themselves living in.
Swap Finishes & Materials Live
Swap Finishes & Materials Live
Change flooring, kitchens, cabinetry, and palettes on the spot. Buyers compare options side by side in the real room and lock their choices during the conversation.
Headset or Tablet, No Build Needed
Headset or Tablet, No Build Needed
Run the same experience on a mixed-reality headset or a tablet held up in the space. No physical show unit, no fit-out cost, ready in any unit on any floor.
A True Sense of Scale
A True Sense of Scale
Because the virtual interior is locked to the real room, buyers feel the real ceiling height, room size, and flow - the one thing renders and videos can never convey.
Technology & Hardware Partners
NVIDIA Epic Games Apple Microsoft Samsung LG
How We Deliver

From kickoff to launch.

Every project follows the same four-phase delivery model, with a dedicated project manager from day one. Clear checkpoints, weekly progress reports, and a shared schedule keep the team aligned through to launch.

Kick-Off

1. Kick-Off

We begin by aligning on your goals, target units, and the design language the mixed-reality layer will bring to life.

  • Meet both teams and confirm roles
  • Define success benchmarks
  • Establish project roadmap
Concept

2. Concept & Pre-Production

Our creative and technical teams shape the interiors, finishes, and interactions before production begins, validating scope and visual direction.

  • Moodboards and interior direction
  • Validate artistic and technical scope
  • Lock in schedule and approvals
Production

3. Production & Development

We build the mixed-reality interiors, finish options, and spatial anchoring, keeping you informed with weekly checkpoints.

  • 3D interiors and material libraries
  • Spatial tracking and interactivity
  • Weekly progress reports
On-Site Install & Training

4. On-Site Install & Training

We install and calibrate the headsets and devices on-site, anchor the experience to the real units, and train your team to run it with confidence.

  • On-site device install & calibration
  • Hands-on team training
  • Go-live support & handover
See It For Yourself

Try mixed reality on your project.

We will show you a live mixed-reality interior, walk you through the workflow, and discuss the setup that fits your sales units and gallery.

Frequently Asked

Questions, answered.

A short list of the questions we get most often. If yours isn't here, get in touch and we will walk you through it.

How is mixed reality different from VR or a render?
A render is passive and VR replaces the room entirely. Mixed reality keeps the real space and overlays the finished interior onto it - so buyers feel the actual scale and light of the unit while seeing it fully furnished.
What devices does it run on?
Mixed-reality headsets with passthrough, and tablets or phones held up in the space. We recommend the right device for your context and provide it through our suppliers.
Do we need a finished show unit?
No. The point of mixed reality is to skip the fit-out - buyers experience a fully furnished home inside a bare, unfinished unit, on any floor, with no construction.
How long does delivery take?
Most launches take 8 to 12 weeks, driven by scope, asset readiness, and approvals. Complex projects can take longer. We define the exact timeline together during kickoff.
Do you train our team?
Yes. Training is included with every launch. We walk your team through the experience so they can operate confidently from day one, and we provide reference materials for ongoing onboarding.
How do you support us after launch?
We offer tiered support packages with clear response times, real-time monitoring, and warranty management. The system stays current with content updates and ongoing scenario expansions.
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