Snap one phone photo.
From the workshop floor. Any angle, any light.
02 · THE BOTTLENECK
Great furniture, photographed badly, sells for less than it should.
A studio shoot runs ₹40,000 to ₹80,000 a collection.
For a maker shipping ten to twenty pieces a month, that is the first cost cut. So the catalog never gets the shoot.
Workshop photos make good furniture look cheap.
Sawdust, tube light, a phone camera. The buyer scrolling a marketplace cannot see the craft. The piece looks worse than it is.
A studio booking is a day lost.
Pack the piece, drive across town, wait for edits, do it again next month. Days gone, inventory sitting idle.
03 · THE PRODUCT
Maple Lens. One photo in, a catalog shot out, thirty seconds later.
It keeps your piece exactly as it is and rebuilds the room around it. Tuned for Indian light, Indian rooms, and the sizes that marketplaces actually want.
Pick a scene.
Studio white, a warm living room, a minimal terrace. New scenes every week.
Download the shot.
Your piece, untouched. The room, rebuilt. Sized for your catalog and your feed.
04 · BEFORE / AFTER
Phone photo on the left. What the catalog gets 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. Live, paid, and running.
We designed it, built it, and shipped it. Furniture makers across India pay for it and use it every week. It is tuned for low-light workshop photos, Indian interiors, and the exact ratios a marketplace listing needs.
STACK
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The shoot used to take a day, cost forty thousand, and still not look like the catalog needed it to.
MAPLE LENS · LIVE BUILD
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