This sofa fits in my living room?

It's not just “220 cm.” The width, the doorway, the turn, and the space to live in it all matter. We guide the customer with two or three questions and find the perfect piece.

The problem

When it comes to furniture, the typical mistake is not choosing “the ugly one.” It's buying the one that doesn't fit, blocks the way, or looks out of proportion.

When the fit is not validated, this happens:

It is purchased by width and the entrance route (door, hallway, staircase) is forgotten.
The customer opens 20 tabs and still has the same question: will it really fit me?
Cancellations and returns due to “doesn’t fit/doesn’t look good” are on the rise.
Other purchases are put on hold for fear of making a mistake with a large item.

What does Kimera do?

Understand the space

Ask for the minimum width available and whether you need a chaise on the left or right.

Validate the entry

Confirm the critical point. Measure the door/hallway and whether there is a turn or staircase.

Discard problems

Remove models that do not pass or that block the way, even if they seem ideal “on paper.”

Recommends and suggests

Primary option and alternative option, explaining the reason in one sentence.

Kimera in action

Real need

Quick validation

Reliable results

The customer has seen a sofa and wants to buy it, but doesn't know if it will fit or leave enough space. They search for “3-seater sofa 230 cm” and take a chance.

Kimera does not ask for plans. With two decisive details to validate the fit, usable space, and critical entry point. With that, it rules out anything that will cause problems.

The results are adjusted in real time. It only shows sofas that fit and gives you a main option and alternatives in case your measurements or orientation change.