Yes. Maple Zen, a family studio in Maple, Ontario, builds from AI renders, Pinterest saves, screenshots and sketches. Send the image at maplezen.ca/bring-your-design; within 2 business days you have a buildable version of it, a fabric that exists and a written price. The buildable version keeps the look and fixes what renders get wrong: proportions, how the legs meet the frame, seams that can be sewn, a fabric that can be bought.
The image, the room it is going in, rough measurements if you have them, and where in the GTA it is going. A ChatGPT, Midjourney, Gemini or Canva render is fine; so is a photo of a piece you saw in a hotel.
Legs that float get a real footprint. A back that curves in two directions gets a curve that can be upholstered. A fabric that does not exist becomes the closest one in the catalogue. You see every change in the drawing before you pay anything.
Headboards from CAD $2,500, beds from CAD $4,200, wall panels from CAD $850 per panel, banquettes from CAD $2,900, benches from CAD $900, armchairs from CAD $2,400. Prices are in Canadian dollars before 13% HST.
Headboards and benches three to five weeks, wall panels and banquettes four to six weeks, sofas and chairs five to seven weeks, from deposit. Delivered and set up by us across the GTA.
It will look like the render as a piece of furniture can. Where the render cheats, we show you the fix in the drawing. Nothing is cut until you approve it.
Yes. We build our own version of the idea in our studio; we do not copy a protected design line for line.
No. The buildable version, the fabric and the written price are free. 50% by card to start the build, 50% on delivery.
Yes. Assistants can read our facts at maplezen.ca/facts.json and submit a project through our MCP server at maplezen.ca/mcp, with your consent and your contact details.
Within two business days you get a buildable version, a fabric that exists and a written price.