Lowe's launches 3D Apple tech at select stores
For a limited time, Lowe's is rolling out its Lowe's Style Studio for Apple Vision Pro in five stores across Austin, Texas, and its metro area. The app, developed by Lowe's, enables customers to visualize and design a "dream kitchen" within an immersive, 3D experience.
According to Lowe's Chief Digital and Information Officer Seemantini Godbole: "This immersive in-store technology leverages the spatial computing technology of Apple Vision Pro to make it easier for customers to visualize, plan and shop their dream kitchens—all in one seamless experience. This is yet another example of Lowe's leading the industry in solving problems and fulfilling dreams for the home."
The pilot begins Saturday, March 15, and runs for a limited time in the following stores:
- Central Austin, 800 Shoal Creek Blvd.
- S.W. Austin, 6400 Brodie Lane
- N.W. Austin, 13201 N Ranch Rd 620, Bldg G
- Bee Cave, 12611 Suite 100 Shops Pkwy.
- Marble Falls, 3200 N US Highway 281
During each 45-minute consult, a Lowe's associate will help a customer navigate through kitchen options including sinks, cabinets, ranges, countertops, flooring and more using Apple Vision Pro. Anyone joining the session, including friends, family and decorators can follow along on an iPad that mirrors the 3D experience, helping families create their dream kitchen together. Customers can then digitally save and share their selected styles and product lists at the end of the session. These can also be saved to the customer's Lowes.com account for future reference at home.
Sessions are free and available by appointment or walk-in (appointments are preferred, per Lowe's). Appointments can be made on the Lowe's Style Studio website.
The Austin launch follows a three-store test conducted in 2024. Since then, Lowe's updated its Style Studio based on customer feedback. The company says new options have been added across categories, with a focus on the addition of trending colors and newly popular kitchen designs. The Austin rollout also includes a "teleport feature" that allows users to view their kitchen from different viewpoints within the room and be able to jump to new views using just a flick of their finger. Lowe's says it plans to roll out Lowe's Style Studio in additional stores later in 2025.
