AI Specialist for Realistic Furniture Images

Job ID: 40218578

Budget: $250 – $750 AUD

Project Overview
We are a high-end furniture brand seeking an experienced AI Product Image Specialist to generate photorealistic 4K images of our dining chairs.
The images must place our chairs in modern, architecturally refined residential interiors (dining rooms, kitchens, open-plan living spaces) while remaining 100% accurate to the physical product.
This is a large-scale image production project, with an initial scope of 180 final images.
Key Requirements
Produce 4K resolution (minimum 3840 × 2160), print-ready images
Extreme accuracy to the real product:
Correct proportions, dimensions, angles
Accurate timber grain, upholstery texture, colour, finish
No “AI drift” or invented details
Images must feel indistinguishable from professional photography
Settings must be high-end, modern residential interiors (not generic or stock-looking)
Consistent lighting, styling, and visual quality across the full set
What We Will Provide
High-resolution reference photos of the chairs
Material and finish specifications
Styling direction and mood references
Ongoing feedback and revision notes
Deliverables
180 final images
4K resolution, high-quality exports (PNG or JPG, no compression artifacts)
Organised and clearly named files
Ability to revise images to match feedback precisely
Ideal Candidate
Proven experience with AI-generated product imagery
Strong understanding of furniture design, materials, and realism
Excellent eye for scale, proportion, and lighting
Comfortable producing large volumes while maintaining consistency
Responsive communicator who can iterate efficiently
To Apply, Please Include
A portfolio showcasing AI-generated product or interior imagery
Examples where product accuracy was critical
Brief explanation of your workflow and tools
Your price structure (per image or per batch)
Estimated turnaround time for 180 images
Notes
This project may lead to ongoing work for future product launches
Quality and accuracy matter more than speed
We are not looking for stylised or “artistic” interpretations — realism is essential