Furniture and homeware teams manage large products, material variation, supplier imagery and room-set alternatives. This playbook covers capture inputs, editing decisions, department handoffs and the quality controls needed to protect straight geometry, believable scale, realistic grain and stable perspective.
Keep oak grain and joint detail. Correct camera lean without changing proportions. Centre to the visual mass, maintain 7% floor clearance and use a soft shadow consistent with the front-left key light. Common jobs include perspective correction, background removal, material cleanup, room-set extraction, colour variants, scale alignment. The approved decisions become a versioned specification rather than disappearing into email.
Small vertical corrections can make supplier photography coherent. Aggressive warping can alter seat width, leg angle and product truth. The brief defines tolerances and sends unsuitable sources back for recapture.
Oak, walnut, boucle, leather and ceramic surfaces react differently to cleanup. A material reference prevents global smoothing from erasing grain, pile or hand-finished variation.
A stool and a wardrobe should feel related without appearing the same size. Category-specific occupancy rules work better than one universal margin.
Device, folder and secure-link uploads keep source names attached to the order. Department roles separate preparation, product questions, review and billing. Approved masters can then become controlled outputs for home retailers, marketplaces and trade catalogues, while exceptions remain visible instead of blocking the entire range.
Often yes, when edges and occlusion are usable. Hidden product areas should not be fabricated without an approved reference.
Yes, using category rules and exception flags, though very different angles may require recapture.
Use variant-specific references; grain and finish should remain credible rather than applying a flat colour overlay.
Rupato keeps uploads, specifications, tasks, review and delivery attached to the same production record.
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