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Four projects.
Four clearer decisions.

From a first apartment to an older home, see how a visual concept shaped around the room, constraints and selected furniture can provide a practical direction.

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Four generated illustrations for four hypothetical scenarios. No customer projects are depicted.
Very different needs

One method adapted to every way of living, renting or selling.

Start with our 40 m² study: one original photo, two contemporary visions, their palettes and design intentions. The remaining scenarios are hypothetical examples, not completed customer projects.

Hypothetical scenario · not a client project

Furnish a first living room without exhausting the budget

The situation

A living and dining room to furnish gradually after buying a first apartment.

The objective

Build a warm, consistent look without immediately replacing the sofa and dining table.

Priorities

  • Prioritise essential purchases
  • Keep two existing pieces
  • Add more storage

The 3DFUZ response

Two comparable design directions, a smoother layout and product references organised into priority purchases and a second phase.

The intended benefit

A realistic buying order and a full-room vision that avoids disconnected decisions.

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Hypothetical scenario · not a client project

Give an easy-care studio a memorable identity

The situation

A short-term rental studio that is functional but too neutral to stand out in listings.

The objective

Strengthen visual impact while using durable materials and equipment that is easy to replace.

Priorities

  • Optimise a small footprint
  • Limit the number of products
  • Choose robust elements

The 3DFUZ response

A recognisable mood, better-defined zones and a selection of decorative elements with strong visual impact.

The intended benefit

A purchase list focused on what materially improves the presentation of the property.

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Hypothetical scenario · not a client project

Help viewers understand a room’s potential

The situation

A living room that is difficult to understand during viewings because of an old layout or a lack of furniture.

The objective

Show a credible furnishing possibility without presenting it as a technical or contractual plan.

Priorities

  • Respect visible room volumes
  • Match the type of property
  • Show an achievable transformation

The 3DFUZ response

A decorative projection that stages the functions of the room and makes its proportions easier to understand.

The intended benefit

A visual aid that enriches the conversation and helps buyers picture themselves in the property.

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Hypothetical scenario · not a client project

Modernise without erasing the character of the property

The situation

A room with a fireplace, mouldings or original wood flooring, but dated décor and limited light.

The objective

Refresh the interior while celebrating the architectural features that give the home its identity.

Priorities

  • Keep the existing character
  • Brighten without making it generic
  • Phase the spending

The 3DFUZ response

A lighter palette, a layout that gives period features more space and purchases focused on a few defining pieces.

The intended benefit

A more targeted decorative renovation, with fewer unnecessary expenses and a preserved identity.

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