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Sklum transforms online furniture shopping with Dassault Systèmes’ HomeByMe Product Configurator for engaging consumer experiences

by Fiona Briggs
November 4, 2025
in Technology
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HomeByMe solutions are enabling the European online furniture and décor retailer Sklum to offer engaging 3D shopping experiences that transform how consumers interact with products, and help them make confident purchase decisions.

Sklum has launched the “HomeByMe Product Configurator” on its website, providing customers with a robust, easy-to-use solution that brings the showroom to their screens. Shoppers can customise their dream sofas, wardrobes and bathrooms directly on the site, seeking ideas and inspiration from a wide range of options in terms of colours, fabrics, materials and sizes, and matching features to their individual preferences.

Instead of a flat shopping experience that relies on static, pre-configured photos, consumers can explore different options dynamically and interactively, and visualise them in a realistic 3D rendering before making decisions and placing the configured product in their shopping cart. At every step of the way, every product variant and configuration option made in the HomeByMe Product Configurator provides the corresponding price in real time, for complete transparency from the moment a customer launches the configurator until they make the purchase. Sklum’s configured products can then be delivered to more than 10 countries.

“Using a 3D web product configurator is attractive for consumers, and the lifelike 3D rendering enables us to better highlight the quality of our products. HomeByMe provides capabilities to generate interactivity and visibility while showcasing ready-to-purchase products. That helps us accelerate our e-commerce business by increasing our conversion rates and our average basket size, setting us apart in a competitive industry,” said Oana Matei, chief marketing officer, Sklum.

Home décor purchases can represent major investments for consumers in terms of price point and aesthetics. Making confident choices from a myriad of retail options requires research, effort and time. In light of this, a recent survey in Europe found that 95% of households intend to use configurators to help guide them in their choices and view projects.

Spain-based Sklum, with a strong presence in the e-commerce furniture market across Europe, wanted to differentiate the shopping experience and inspire smooth purchasing decisions from start to finish. In a first phase, Sklum is offering the HomeByMe Product Configurator for sofas, wardrobes and bathrooms. Next, it will extend these capabilities to products for every room in the house.

“HomeByMe breaks down the limits of static images and catalogues online to enable retailers to increase their digital footprint. By making HomeByMe available on its website, Sklum offers multiple, modular configuration possibilities so that s

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