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Furniture Lookbook Template

This furniture lookbook template gives each of 9 looks from Oakhollow Workshop, a fictional label, a large image with the style name and number beside it, so buyers can match every look to your line sheet. The sample opens with Spindle Dining Chair and Counter Stool, 26 in and lists colorways for 9 of the looks. Swap in your own photography, keep the style numbers identical to your line sheet, and share the lookbook as a PDF or a link.

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Sample data

What's in this furniture lookbook

9 looks with style numbers and retail prices from $180 to $3,200. Replace the sample images with your shoot and keep the style numbers in step with your line sheet.
Sample products included in this template
LookStyle #ColorsRetail
Spindle Dining ChairOH-C01White oak, Walnut$520.00
Counter Stool, 26 inOH-C05White oak, Walnut$480.00
Trestle Dining TableOH-T01White oak, Walnut$2,900.00
Round Pedestal Table, 42 inOH-T05White oak, Walnut$1,960.00
Four-Door SideboardOH-S01White oak, Walnut$3,200.00
Floating Shelf, 36 inOH-S10White oak, Walnut$180.00
Platform BedOH-B01White oak, Walnut$2,700.00
Nightstand with DrawerOH-B05White oak, Walnut$720.00
Entry Bench, 48 inOH-A01White oak, Walnut$840.00

Tips

How to make a great furniture lookbook

Sequencing a furniture lookbook

A furniture lookbook should stage complete rooms at a realistic scale, photographed from eye level so proportions read true. Build each room around one hero piece and show the collection pieces together, with rugs, lighting and styling kept quiet. Caption with piece names, dimensions and finishes, since designers often specify directly from the lookbook.

What furniture buyers look for

Furniture buyers, from retailers to interior designers, need dimensions, materials, finish options and lead time above everything else. Many will order a floor sample and then sell from your catalog, so a clear finish and size grid matters more than lifestyle photos. Designers also ask for trade pricing; label it as such.

FAQ

Furniture lookbook questions

How do I photograph furniture for a lookbook?

Shoot at eye level with a lens that does not distort, usually 35 to 50 mm, in soft daylight. Include a few close-ups of joinery and fabric so the craftsmanship is visible.

Do lookbooks include prices?

Usually not on every page. A lookbook sells the mood and styling; prices and minimums live on the line sheet. Many brands put style numbers on each look and send the line sheet alongside, or add a compact price index at the back.

Make your furniture lookbook now

Open this lookbook with the sample looks, add your own images and share it alongside your line sheet.