Furniture brands, retailers, museums and universities run production AR campaigns on Marvin XR — from a single hero product to catalogues in the hundreds.
“Working with Marvin XR has been a great experience. Output and turnaround has been great. On proactiveness level they’re 10/10.”
Over 105,840 AR views generated across live customer campaigns to date.
India's largest retailer by revenue ($37B). First-time 3D adopter — a 100-day rollout delivered a 20x ROI.
Williams-Sonoma's home-furnishing chain. Browser-based 3D + AR product visualization built a 20x ROI in media value.
Williams-Sonoma's contemporary furniture brand. A 3D-first catalogue lifted conversion 8.8% within 90 days.
An animated WebAR prostate-cancer treatment awareness campaign, built for healthcare agency The Bloc and shown to oncologists across the US.
A Los Angeles modern-design auction house. 3D + AR listings for high-value lots drove 14.58% more sales.
Latin America's largest furniture manufacturer (Ecuador). A full 3D asset library built from product photos alone — no LIDAR scanning needed.
Australian wristwatch & jewellery retailer, 50+ stores. Ultra-realistic 3D watch models built straight from product photography.
Danish luxury eyewear retailer. A browser-based virtual try-on for its TVR sunglasses line, live on desktop and mobile.
A nationwide Easter WebAR treasure hunt across Denmark. 10,000+ people engaged in 3 weeks; a 63.6% AR open rate.
An animated 3D WebAR election campaign — among the first WebAR experiences used in a national parliamentary election.
A historic site and museum in Ontario. A single archive photo became a scannable 3D AR experience visitors trigger on site.
A major Danish shopping centre. A walkable virtual-room AR campaign blending physical and digital space.
Large, expensive, hard to imagine in a room — the category where seeing true scale changes the decision.
Hero products and seasonal campaigns across product pages, email and social.
Artefacts and specimens explorable in 3D, on any visitor’s own phone.
