Catalog cut-out on white
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Catalogue cut-out photo of a fictional Fennick lounge chair on a seamless pure white background. The chair: a low armchair with a solid white-oak frame in a natural matte oil finish; four straight, slightly tapered legs; each flat, wide armrest rests on a front leg and a back leg; a gently reclined back frame with three horizontal slats. Exactly two loose cushions, one on the seat and one against the back, both upholstered in the same cream boucle fabric with a small, even looped texture. No throw pillows, no blankets. Three-quarter front view from the left at seated eye height, the whole chair in frame with even margins. Soft, even studio lighting, a light natural shadow under the legs. Sharp focus across the chair, true-to-life colours. No props, no text, no logo, no watermark.Why it works
- Describing how each armrest is supported fixed the first attempt, where the frame did not make structural sense.
- "Exactly two loose cushions … No throw pillows, no blankets" removed the extra pillow from the first attempt.
- "Three-quarter front view from the left at seated eye height" shows the front, one side and the back slats, which is the standard furniture catalog angle.
Swap for your product
- Describe your frame the same way: material and finish, leg count and shape, how the arms and back attach.
- Change the upholstery count and fabric, e.g. "one fixed seat cushion in rust velvet, no back cushion".
- For case goods (sideboards, desks), use "front three-quarter view, doors closed, handles visible".
Attempts: 2, failed tries included. This is the one we kept.