Design inspirationEvery retail piece
The fixtures a store is actually built from
- Display tables, plinths and showcases
- Wall bays, gondolas and garment rails
- Cash counters and seating
Design retail fixtures and furniture with AI
Describe a display table, wall bay or cash counter, set its material and size, and see it photoreal from two angles before anyone cuts a board.
What you can do
From a sentence to a fixture you can brief a joiner on
Design inspiration
Design inspirationMade to be built
Real proportions, joinery and edge details
- Your size in mm or inches
- Named materials: oak, walnut, steel, stone
- Studio shot or standing in a store
Design inspirationTwo views per run
A three-quarter view and a front elevation
- Form and proportions at a glance
- Bare, or styled with product
- Edit any detail afterwards
How Fixture & Furniture works
- 01
Say what the fixture holds: folded denim, trainers, fragrance testers or a till and bag drop.
- 02
Give the size: overall width, depth and height, and anything it must fit between.
- 03
Name the materials: the main material and the accents.
- 04
Add the details: fluting, a recessed plinth, radiused corners, integrated lighting, stock drawers.
- 05
Say what it must not be, then press Generate for two design directions.
What it costs
Each run makes two images for 30 credits.
Good to know
It makes a design image, not a shop drawing. Use the images to agree the look with your client, then have the joiner or fixture maker draw, engineer and price it.
Frequently asked questions
What fixtures and furniture can I design?
Display tables, wall bays, gondolas, cash counters, glass showcases, plinths, garment rails, shelving units and seating. Describe anything else in the prompt.
Does it follow my dimensions?
Add the overall size, for example 1800 W × 900 D × 850 H mm, and the image is drawn to those proportions. It is a design image, not a shop drawing: check the sizes before fabrication.
Can I see it in a store?
Yes. Choose a studio shot for a clean catalogue image, or In a store to see the piece in context. You can also show it bare or styled with generic product.
How much does it cost?
Each run makes two images and costs the same as one Imagine run. Free accounts can try it.
Can I change one detail afterwards?
Yes. Open the result in Edit Image and describe the change, for example a stone top instead of oak, while the rest stays the same.