Chair photos for web shops and horeca, from one photo of your chair
A chair is judged by the place it will stand in: at a dining table at home, on a café terrace, in a hotel lobby. Your photos should show that context. With Lofvy you start from a photo of one chair and place it in a setting your buyers recognise, while the frame, the fabric and the finish stay as they are in your photo.
One chair, the right setting
Staging chairs for a shoot means unpacking them, finding a location that suits your buyer and lighting everything well. Lofvy needs one clear photo of the chair. In the scene you show it where it will be used — beside a café table, in a restaurant, in a bright living room — with the same frame, fabric and finish as your product.
Settings for hospitality (horeca) and contract buyers
Contract buyers want to see a chair where it will actually stand. The ready settings include a café, a restaurant, a hotel lobby and a terrace, so a bistro chair can appear on a sunny terrace for a summer campaign and the same model in a restaurant for your catalogue. For home collections, a living room or a neutral studio backdrop works best.
- Living rooms and a studio backdrop for home collections
- Cafés, restaurants and terraces for horeca
- Hotel lobbies for contract projects
Angles and details that sell a chair
A chair is judged from several sides: the curve of the backrest, the seat depth, the joints of the frame, the way the legs meet the floor. Upload photos from the front, the side and the back plus a close-up of the upholstery or the joinery, and Lofvy keeps those details consistent in every image. With the same photos you can also make a short product video.
Bar stools, dining chairs and armchairs
Different chairs sell on different details. For a bar stool, buyers look at the height and the footrest; for a dining chair, at the seat and the backrest; for an armchair, at the depth of the seat and the shape of the arms. Choose the setting that shows that detail best, and follow the same photo rules for every type.
How it works
Photograph one chair
Front, side, back and a detail, on a plain background if possible.
Choose the scene
A studio backdrop, a living room or a horeca setting such as a café terrace.
Publish the images
Product pages, catalogues, quotes for contract clients and social media.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work for bar stools and armchairs too?
Yes. Bar stools, dining chairs, bistro chairs and armchairs all work; the photo rules are the same.
Can I show the chair in a restaurant or hotel?
Yes. The ready settings include a café, a restaurant, a hotel lobby and a terrace.
Can I show a full set of chairs around a table?
Each image is made from your product photo and shows that product in the setting you choose. Sets of several identical chairs are not a standard option today, so check every result before you publish it.
Which photos should I upload?
A sharp photo from the front or at three-quarters is enough; side, back and detail photos make the result more faithful.