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OPPOLIA Launches AI-Powered Home Design Platform

KUALA LUMPUR, July 22 (Bernama) -- OPPOLIA Home, a custom furniture and cabinetry company, has launched an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered design platform that streamlines everything from initial client consultations to final production.

A subsidiary of OPPEIN Home Group Inc, OPPOLIA Home said the platform enables designers to generate a comprehensive whole-house proposal in about 30 minutes.

According to the company, designers can make real-time adjustments based on client preferences, while the system simultaneously generates 3D renderings, walkthrough videos and presentation decks for client review within five minutes.

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In a statement, the company said its Singapore showroom recorded a 35 per cent increase in conversion rates after adopting the AI design platform.

A key feature of the platform is its direct integration with the company's production sites. Once a plan receives final approval, the configuration is instantly quoted and transmitted to OPPOLIA’s smart factory network, eliminating the manual handoffs that typically slow down custom cabinetry projects.

OPPOLIA currently operates more than 2,700 showrooms worldwide and has completed over 10,000 projects. Local dealer teams manage every stage, from site measurement to final installation, and the company maintains a 99 per cent design realisation rate.

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With its dealer network expanding rapidly this year, OPPOLIA is actively seeking new partners in underpenetrated regions that share its focus on quality and service consistency.

-- BERNAMA