Nikkolor AI Visualizer
SEE FIRST.
CHOOSE BETTER.
Upload a photo of your space, choose the color, and indicate the surfaces. Artificial intelligence will apply Microcem-FB to your image to help you evaluate the result before starting work.
Upload a photo
Your real environment
Choose the color
Microcem-FB Palette
Select surfaces
Walls, floors and furnishings
Generate the result
Preview in seconds
Design with greater clarity
Your environment.
Your choice.
It doesn't replace the real sample, but it helps transform an abstract idea into a concrete design direction.
The color of a small color palette can appear different when applied to a wall, floor, or large surface.
Nikkolor AI Visualizer allows you to start from a real photograph of the space and create a preview useful for comparing shades, surfaces, and combinations.
It is a tool designed for private individuals, architects, installers, retailers, and distributors who want to make their selection easier and more intuitive.
Four steps
Easy to use.
Helpful for decision-making.
01
Upload the photo
Use a bright, clear, frontal photo of the space you want to transform.
02
Choose the shade
Explore the available colors and select the one that best suits your project.
03
Indica le superfici
Select one or more areas on which to visually apply Microcem-FB.
04
Generate preview
Compare the result and try new combinations before making your final choice.
Surfaces surveyed
More freedom
in the design.
01
Left wall
Consider a textural accent or a coordinated composition.
02
Front wall
Transform the main surface and define the identity of the environment.
03
Right wall
Complete the project with chromatic and material continuity.
04
Flooring
Visualizza una superficie continua senza fughe nell'intero spazio.
05
Furniture and kitchen tops
Test Microcem-FB on furniture elements and integrated surfaces.
06
Bathroom and staircase
Simulates shower enclosure, shower tray, staircase and steps in continuity.
Why use it
Fewer doubts.
More awareness.
Understanding the overall effect
Observe the color on large surfaces and in context with existing furnishings.
Compare multiple solutions
Try different shades and combinations without physically intervening on the environment.
Communicate the project
Share a clearer visual reference with your client, architect, or applicator.
Reduce uncertainty
Come to choosing the sample with a color direction already defined.
Start the project