Furniture Texture & Color Editing

I have a set of clean, well-lit photos of a single furniture piece that will serve as the base for every variant sold on my website. Alongside those shots I will supply swatch samples for three finishes—wood grain, leather, and fabric—in several colours.

Your task is to merge each swatch with the base image so the furniture looks as though it was genuinely manufactured in that finish and colour. Everything has to remain photo-realistic: the lighting, shadows, seams, grain direction and scale must all feel consistent from one variant to the next. No obvious overlays or pattern repetition.

When you’re done, deliver web-ready JPEGs with transparent or neutral backgrounds intact so my developer can slot them straight into the product page carousel. If you work in Photoshop or a similar layer-based tool, keeping layered files handy is a plus in case future tweaks are needed (though only the flattened JPEGs are required for this milestone).

Let me know your estimated turnaround time per finish and any similar projects you’ve completed—quality and realism matter more than sheer speed.