A configurator built around your furniture range
Glorvia is a fashion atelier in Gaziantep, Türkiye, that builds custom 3D product configurators, including 3D furniture configurators for furniture brands, manufacturers and online stores. Your customers pick a layout, fabric, colour, arms and legs, and see the sofa or chair change in 3D in the browser, with its size in centimetres. We build it for your models and your option rules as a one-off project, and hand over the files and code agreed in the quote.
Watch the sofa and chair demos
Two short screen recordings of the live demos, each under 30 seconds.
What your customers can change
Sofa first, then the chair: these are the choices in the demos on this page.
Your configurator uses your own models, fabrics and finishes. Screen colours vary, so physical swatches stay the final reference.
Built for how furniture is sold
Modular layouts with your rules
Not every module fits every model. In our demo, layouts the Chesterfield doesn't offer are greyed out and marked "Set by the model".
Real dimensions, shown live
The demo adds up modules and arms and shows the overall size as the sofa changes, such as 244 × 98 cm for a 3-seater.
Fabric, leather and colour swatches
Six fabrics, leather among them, and eight colour swatches. The new cover sweeps across the sofa, so each change is easy to follow.
Legs, bases and finishes
Seven sofa leg styles in wood, metal or a plinth; tapered, hairpin, sled or swivel bases on the chair. Each is a separate part, so new finishes can be added later.
What you get
What we need from you
Custom-built or a subscription platform?
| Custom-built by Glorvia | Subscription configurator platform | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost model | One-off project, quoted for your range | Monthly or yearly subscription |
| 3D models | Prepared from your 3D or CAD files for the web | Your own models, or the platform's modelling service |
| Files and code | Handed over to you as agreed in the quote | Hosted on the platform |
| Look | Designed around your brand and your option menus | The platform's interface, with styling settings |
| Getting started | Depends on the number of models, modules and materials | Quick when your 3D models are ready |
| Good fit for | A defined range where the option rules and the look matter | Large catalogues you want to set up and update yourself |
Want to add and edit hundreds of products yourself? A subscription furniture configurator platform is likely the better fit. A custom build suits a defined range with your own rules, interface and files.
How we work
- 01List your models and rules
You send your models, modules, fabrics and finishes with your 3D or CAD files. We note which layouts, arms and legs go with which model.
- 02Prepare the 3D parts
Each module, arm and leg becomes a separate web-ready piece, with materials at real scale. You review the first model before we do the rest.
- 03Build the configurator
Menus in your brand style, the size readout and your option rules, plus the cart or quote-form connection if it is in your scope.
- 04Test and hand over
After testing on the devices we agree, your team receives the files, code and notes, or we install the configurator with your web developer.
How it is built
What sets the price
The number of models and modules, the fabrics, colours and finishes, how complex the option rules are, how much preparation your 3D or CAD files need, the interface, the cart or quote-form connection and the number of languages. We quote, with a schedule, after seeing your range. Starting with one model, such as your best-selling sofa, lets you judge the result before adding the rest.
Send your option list on WhatsAppWorking with us
We work with furniture brands remotely from our atelier in Gaziantep, Türkiye, by WhatsApp, email and video call.
Who builds it: our own team. We prepare your 3D or CAD files for the web in Blender and build the configurator in Three.js (WebGL). We modelled the sofa and chair demos on this page ourselves.
Address: Emek Mah., Ali Nadi Ünler Blv. No: 120/D, 27060 Şehitkamil / Gaziantep.
Page updated: November 2026
Frequently asked questions
An interactive 3D view on your website where customers build a piece of furniture from your options: layout, fabric, colour, arms, legs and more. The model changes with each choice and the size can update as modules are added, so customers see what they are ordering.
They are where we start. We prepare your 3D or CAD files for the web, split into the modules, arms and legs that customers swap. If you don't have files for every model yet, send what you have and we'll tell you what's needed. The sofa and chair in our demos were modelled by our team in Blender.
Yes. Our sofa demo adds up each module and arm and shows the overall size in centimetres as the layout changes: 244 × 98 cm for a 3-seater with rounded arms. In your configurator, the readout comes from your own module sizes, so it follows the pieces you make.
Yes. Most sectional ranges have limits: a model may come only in certain layouts, or with a single leg style. We set those rules up so that options which don't fit are switched off. In our demo, the Chesterfield offers three layouts and turned feet only, and upholstered arms aren't offered on the dining chair.
Yes. Send your supplier's texture files or swatch images with colour names and the pattern repeat. We set up each fabric or leather as a material at real scale, so a tweed or a bouclé shows at its true size. Screen colours vary by display, so physical swatches remain the final reference.
Yes, and with Ticimax or a custom stack. We agree in the quote how a finished configuration reaches you: as product variants in the cart, as an order note, through your developer, or as a quote request that lists every choice. A quote request often suits made-to-order furniture best.
Yes, in mobile and desktop browsers, with no app to install. On phones and data-saver connections, our sofa demo loads each sofa model only when it is picked, to keep the first load light. We test on the devices we agree with you; speed also depends on the shopper's phone and connection.
A subscription platform is software for setting up products yourself, for a recurring fee, with 3D models made by you or the platform. We build one configurator for your range, in your brand's look and with your rules, and hand over the files and code. For hundreds of self-managed products, a platform may suit you better.
Yes. We work remotely from our atelier in Gaziantep by WhatsApp, email and video call. We plan the options with you, share the work for review at each stage, and hand over the files and code or install the configurator with your web team, wherever you are.
Plan a 3D configurator for your furniture range
Tell us which sofa or chair you would start with and the options you offer. We'll reply with how we would set it up and what we need from you.