Snap one phone photo.
From your workshop. Any angle. Any light.
02 · THE BOTTLENECK
Indian furniture makers cannot afford studio photography. Their listings underperform. Their products look worse than their craft.
A studio shoot costs ₹40,000 to ₹80,000 per collection.
For a maker shipping ten to twenty pieces a month, that math does not work. The photo budget is the first thing cut.
Listings underperform because the images are workshop photos.
A buyer on Instagram or a marketplace cannot see past sawdust and warehouse light. The piece looks worse than the work.
Studio time means a long round trip and a held inventory.
Booking a studio, driving the piece across town, waiting on edits, doing it again. Days per collection. Inventory sits idle.
03 · THE PRODUCT
Maple Lens. Three steps, thirty seconds.
Phone photo to catalog-ready image. Preserves the design, rebuilds the room. Tuned for Indian aesthetics, light, and listing platforms.
Pick a scene.
Studio white, warm modern living room, minimal terrace, neutral lifestyle. New scenes ship every week.
Catalog shot in thirty seconds.
Your piece, preserved. The room, rebuilt around it. Download in catalog and social ratios.
04 · BEFORE / AFTER
Phone photo on the left. Maple Lens on the right.
Workshop chair to studio shot
Floor lamp to lifestyle frame
Cabinet to warm living room
Stool to minimal terrace
05 · THE BUILD
Built end to end by Deeper Designs. Maple Lens is live.
Designed, engineered, and shipped by Deeper Designs. A paid SaaS product running for furniture makers across India. The catalog engine is tuned for Indian aesthetics, low-light workshop input, and the ratios that Instagram and marketplace listings actually want.
STACK
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