Nextspace relaunches nextspace.me with 3D shopping tools and 6,000-plus products

Nextspace has relaunched nextspace.me as a luxury outdoor furniture e-commerce platform with more than 6,000 pieces from 20-plus international brands, plus 3D product viewing and a 3D Space Planner. The update is aimed at homeowners, designers, architects and hospitality teams across the UAE and GCC who need to specify outdoor spaces with fewer surprises.

Why it matters: - Outdoor furniture purchases often depend on photos and catalogs, which can make scale and layout hard to judge before delivery. - The new platform is built to help buyers see products in context and plan outdoor spaces before ordering. - The launch targets homeowners, interior designers, architects and hospitality teams across the UAE and GCC.

What happened: - Nextspace relaunched nextspace.me as a luxury outdoor furniture e-commerce platform. - The site brings together more than 6,000 pieces from 20-plus international brands. - The platform adds interactive 3D product viewing and a 3D Space Planner. - The relaunched website is live now at nextspace.me.

The details: - Many products now include a “View in 3D” option that lets buyers rotate sofas, lounge chairs and dining sets, zoom into weave, frame and upholstery, and inspect proportions from any side. - The 3D viewing feature works on mobile directly from the product page. - The 3D Space Planner works on desktop and tablet. - The planner lets users build an outdoor area in 3D and place lounge seating, dining sets, sun loungers and daybeds together as one scheme. - Nextspace says the tools are designed to reduce surprises for homeowners and speed up client approvals for designers and architects. - Designer’s Choice is a new curated collection selected by the Nextspace design team. - The edit includes pieces by Sebastian Herkner, Stephen Burks, Rodolfo Dordoni and Henrik Pedersen. - The collection also includes brands such as Ethimo, Dedon, Gloster and RODA. - The edit spans lounge chairs, sofas, dining chairs and tables, sun loungers and daybeds. - Many Designer’s Choice pieces can also be viewed in 3D. - Homeowners can explore pieces on a phone, plan a villa garden, terrace or pool deck, and book a design consultation. - Interior designers get curated edits, fabric libraries and 3D views for client presentations. - Architects can download CAD files and test layouts against real proportions early in a project. - Hospitality teams work with dedicated account managers. - Nextspace cites project experience at Atlantis The Royal, Mandarin Oriental Muscat, Four Seasons Doha, Cheval Blanc Seychelles and Shebara Resort.

Between the lines: - The relaunch shifts Nextspace from a product catalog toward a planning and specification tool for higher-value outdoor projects. - The 3D features can help bridge the gap between how furniture looks online and how it fits in a real terrace, garden or resort setting. - Designer’s Choice gives the platform a curated layer that can simplify selection for clients who want shorter lists instead of browsing the full catalog.

What's next: - Nextspace will use the new site to serve both retail buyers and project teams across private residences and hospitality developments in the region. - The company positions the platform as a starting point for planning first and buying second. - More project work across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain and Kuwait appears to be within Nextspace’s core market focus.

The bottom line: - Nextspace is betting that luxury outdoor buyers want fewer guesswork moments and more visual planning before they commit to a purchase.