Scandinavian dining room with a solid European oak dining table in natural daylight

AI Wood Material Studio

Explore Every Grain
Before It’s Built

Preview premium species, veneers and finishes with AI — before manufacturing begins.

European Oak
Boardroom with a solid oak table in filtered daylight
Boardroom table — European Oak, matte

The Studio

A material decision,
made before a board is cut.

TGP24 is not an image generator. It is a material studio. The species and the finish change; proportion, joinery, hardware, daylight and reflection do not.

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Fluted ash wall panelling in daylight
Wall panelling — Ash, matte

Materials

Eight species.
Endless grain.

Photographed at grain scale and documented like a veneer catalogue — origin, palette, recommended finishes.

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Technology

The furniture never changes.
Only the wood.

The same dining table in American walnut, identical light and geometryDining table in European oak, photographed in soft daylightEuropean OakAmerican Walnut

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Natural

Untreated grain, raw and honest.

Matte

Zero sheen. Absorbs light entirely.

Satin

A soft, low reflection at 20 gloss units.

Gloss

Mirror depth for classical joinery.

Brushed

Softened pores with a tactile relief.

Wire Brushed

Aggressively opened grain structure.

Smoked

Ammonia reaction, darkened from within.

Bleached

Lifted pigment, Nordic paleness.

Burnt

Shou sugi ban carbonised surface.

Workflow

Three steps. Nothing to learn.

01

Upload

A photograph or render of a table, kitchen, cabinet or full interior. Any angle, any light.

02

Choose

A species, a cut, a finish — or your own scanned veneer leaf.

03

See

Only the material changes. Geometry, daylight and reflection remain exactly as photographed.

Interface

This is the studio.

Upload your photograph, pick a species and a finish, and get the same shot back in a new material.

Results produced by TGP24 are AI-generated images. They are a design aid and do not reproduce a physical sample. Final material approval should always be made against a physical sample.

Selected work from the studio

Full-height kitchen in oak veneer
Full-height kitchen — Oak veneer, matte
Wardrobe wall in american walnut
Wardrobe wall — American Walnut, satin
Smoked oak bar and wall joinery
Bar joinery — Smoked Oak, oiled
Cabinet door in european oak
Cabinet door — European Oak, oiled

Why material previews

A sample door takes days to build. A material preview takes minutes.

Studios normally cut, finish and ship sample doors so a client can judge a species in context. TGP24 is built to carry most of that conversation on the client's own photograph instead — species and finish explored side by side, with the physical sample kept for final approval.

8
Species in the library
9
Finishes, one light
Under a minute
Typical preview time

Questions

Everything a studio asks first.

You buy credits once — one credit costs €0.10 and the smallest order is 50 credits. Inside your account you then purchase each service individually, from a single wood preview to a complete interior.

See every grain before it’s built.