We created an augmented reality project for Crate and Barrel to make furniture shopping more interactive and fun. We turned select furniture pieces into AR experiences that people could try on in their own homes using Instagram and Facebook. This allowed people to see how the furniture would look and feel in their space before they bought it.

To do this, I used my creative and technical skills to develop the AR experiences. I used AR technology to create realistic and interactive 3D models of the furniture. People could access the experiences through the Crate and Barrel Instagram and Facebook pages or by scanning QR codes in stores.

The project was a success. It not only showed off Crate and Barrel's furniture collection, but it also gave people a more interactive and personalized shopping experience. It also generated a lot of buzz on social media and raised brand awareness. By bringing the furniture to life through AR, we reimagined the shopping journey and gave people a glimpse into the future of retail, where the lines between physical and virtual experiences are blurred.

To create the AR experience, I used Maya, Substance Painter, and Spark AR. Maya helped me create the scenes and animations, Substance Painter gave life and texture to the AR models, and Spark AR blended the virtual and real worlds. I used the Spark Hub to manage and upload the content.