LOSA
by comrse · tile and flooring, in the room the customer already has

Tap once. See the whole floor.

Upload one room photo, then tap once on the floor. Losa identifies the complete visible floor, measures its perspective, and replaces it automatically.

1. Upload a photo. 2. Tap once on visible floor. 3. Choose a flooring and render.

Before / after

BeforeAfter
BeforeAfter

What holds it honest

A floor you can quote from.

It refuses more than it guesses

When the floor cannot be mapped cleanly, Losa stops and says so. It will not hand you half a floor and let you find the seam in front of a customer.

Your photo comes back untouched

Outside the floor it approved, every pixel is the one your camera recorded. That is checked byte for byte before the render is released to you.

Two readings have to agree

One check asks whether the whole visible floor is covered, another asks whether the furniture was left alone. If they contradict each other, nothing renders.


Where this sits

The fourth of the home products.

The residential studio

Puts a sofa, a rug or a whole grouping into a customer's living room, lit by the light already in the photograph.

Home goods

Puts the product on the counter it will actually live on, at the size it really is.

Window treatments

Puts the covering on the opening it will hang in, inside a frame that is already there.

Tile and flooring

Redraws the surface the whole room stands on, from a single tap, with the furniture left exactly where it sits.

All four obey the same rule, and it is the reason any of them can be trusted in a sales conversation. One thing in the photograph changes. Everything else comes back exactly as it was taken, down to the pixel.