Your phone’s depth dots and laser beams team up to put digital art right where you want it in your room, with no extra downloads and a sneak‑peek that wows your friends.

No more guesswork. Now you can see exactly how a rug fits your space—on your phone, without any app. Works on any device and feels like magic. Rug shops using this see more sales and happier customers.

More and more art websites are adding AR. It's not just cool — it's helping them sell more, get more visitors, and stay ahead. Let’s look at what the numbers say about who’s using it and what’s happening.

People are way less likely to return a rug when they see it in their room first using their phone’s camera. No app needed. Works on any phone. Makes people happy. Easy to share with friends.

Augmented reality (AR) and Photoshop both help people see how art might look before they buy. But which one actually leads to better choices? Let’s look at how each tool works, how people use them, and what impact they have on buying decisions.

More people are using AR to see how rugs look in their homes before buying. Does this help businesses sell more, or do shoppers just browse without making a purchase?