Visera — AR interior design for iPhone Pro

See paint and furniture in your real room before you commit.

Visera is an AR room-design app that uses Apple ARKit and LiDAR to map your space, preview wall paint colours in your own light, and place true-size furniture before you buy or rearrange anything.

Download Visera on the App Store

What Visera does

A room visualiser built around the room you actually have.

Instead of judging a small swatch or guessing whether a sofa will fit, use your iPhone Pro to see a design in context. Visera keeps the camera view live so the result reflects your walls, openings, floor and current light.

LiDAR room scanning

LiDAR and ARKit track the room and its surfaces while you move. The app uses the scene it sees rather than a stock room image or a generic AI render.

Paint before the tin

Preview paint colours on your actual walls, compare options, and estimate the quantity needed for a wall or room before committing to a colour.

Furniture at true size

Place pieces from the Visera collection in your room at their intended real-world dimensions, then check the fit, proportions and finish in context.

How it works

Scan once. Try the room. Make the decision with context.

  1. Map the spaceMove your iPhone Pro around the room so ARKit and LiDAR can track the surfaces and openings.
  2. Choose a directionPick a paint colour or a furniture piece from the Visera catalogue.
  3. Place and comparePreview the result live, in the room’s own proportions and light.
  4. Save the roomKeep a 3D room view so you can revisit the decision instead of starting from a blank slate.

Important details

Useful visualisation, not a substitute for a tape measure.

What “true size” means

Furniture is shown using its catalogue dimensions when those dimensions are available. On-device tracking and the quality of the scan still affect placement, so confirm final measurements before ordering, cutting, painting or installing.

What you need

Accurate room mapping requires a supported iPhone Pro with LiDAR and iOS 26 or later. Results can vary with lighting, reflective surfaces, occlusion and the amount of room detail the camera can see.