European Oak
Honey-blond, straight grain. The neutral reference for warm interiors.
- Hardwood
- Kitchen fronts, dining tables, flooring
Visualize Any WoodBefore Production
Transform furniture, interiors and products with realistic AI wood materials, finishes and texture variations before manufacturing.
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Trusted by the people who make things.
Studios and manufacturers worldwide use Untether AI to explore unlimited wood materials before production — without rebuilding, re-rendering or re-shooting a single piece.
- Furniture Manufacturers
- Kitchen Studios
- Architects
- Interior Designers
- Luxury Furniture Brands
- Wood Suppliers
How it works
Four steps between a photograph and a production decision.
A workflow built for studios that answer to clients, timelines and material budgets.
01
Upload Product
A single photograph, render or CAD view of the furniture or interior. No 3D model, no rebuild, no re-shoot.
02
Choose Wood Material
Select from hundreds of calibrated species, veneers and finishes — or upload your own supplier texture.
03
AI Transformation
The AI replaces only the material. Geometry, daylight, shadow, reflection and camera angle stay exactly as photographed.
04
Compare Results
Review every version side by side, annotate, and share a client-ready material board before production begins.
Before / After
The furniture stays identical. Only the wood changes.
Shape, lighting, shadows, reflections and camera angle stay locked. Species, tone and sheen are the only variables.
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Material library
A luxury material archive, calibrated to real supplier stock.
Every entry is photographed, colour-matched and mapped to a reference you can actually order.
American Walnut
Deep chocolate tone with flowing figure. Reads instantly premium.
- Hardwood
- Cabinetry, panelling, case goods
Black Ash
Matte near-black with grain still legible under raking light.
- Modern Finishes
- Kitchen islands, doors, retail fixtures
Teak
Golden, oily, silken. Unmatched dimensional stability.
- Luxury Wood
- Yacht interiors, bathrooms, outdoor
Mahogany
Red-brown with a lustrous polish. Formal and authoritative.
- Luxury Wood
- Boardroom tables, panelling, restoration
Ebony
Dramatic striped figure. Use sparingly, price accordingly.
- Luxury Wood
- Feature veneer, doors, bar millwork
Smoked Oak
Greyed taupe from ammonia fuming. Deep, quiet, contemporary.
- Modern Finishes
- Floors, kitchen fronts, feature walls
Bleached Oak
Almost white. Expands small rooms without going cold.
- Modern Finishes
- Wardrobes, bedrooms, ceilings
Bamboo
Fine linear striation. The lowest-carbon option in the library.
- Modern Finishes
- Worktops, panelling, sustainable specs
Applications
One tool, specified across six disciplines.
Kitchen Design
Present every front finish inside the client's own layout, lighting and stone.
Furniture Production
Validate species and sheen before a single board is cut or veneered.
Architecture
Test joinery, panelling and ceilings against real daylight conditions.
Interior Projects
Build a coherent material story room by room, then keep it consistent.
Luxury Hotels
Roll one approved palette across suites, lobbies and bespoke joinery.
Custom Cabinetry
Show bespoke clients their piece in the exact veneer you can source.
Smoked Oak Kitchen
Private residence, Antwerp
Bleached Oak Wardrobe
Studio commission, Copenhagen
Walnut & Marble Island
Kitchen studio, Milan
Ebony Pivot Door
Gallery house, Basel
Pricing
One credit. Ten cents.
Buy a balance from 50 credits and spend it service by service. No plans, no subscriptions, no trials.
50 credits
5,00 €
75 credits
7,50 €
100 credits
10,00 €
150 credits
15,00 €
What studios tell us.
“We replaced three weeks of sample production with an afternoon. Clients choose faster and change their minds less.”
Creative Director, Studio Vasseur
“The grain direction and reflection handling is the part nobody else gets right. Our joiners trust the output.”
Head of Production, Halden Joinery
“Our veneer catalogue now sells itself — buyers see our stock on their own furniture within minutes.”
Commercial Lead, Bellamonte Cucine
Explore every wood a piece could wear, long before it is made.
One photograph. Every species your workshop can source.