Spin every summit in the browser — satellite-accurate models from 30 m NASA SRTM data, with routes and elevation you can read up close.
Every lamp and painted terrain opens in Google’s model viewer. On a phone, the AR button places that same model on a desk, shelf, or nightstand at real size, before you order it.
Preview any Luminous Peak or Painted Terrain in your room before you order. Works on iPhone and Android: open a product page on your phone and place the mountain at real size.
Open the Luminous Peaks or Painted Terrain catalog page on your phone. Choose the product you want to preview in your room.
Open that product’s page and swipe through the photos. Tap the 3D tile when you are ready to load the interactive model.
With the model on screen, tap View in your room. Your phone hands the mountain to the camera for AR.
AR opens and the model starts loading over your camera feed. Keep the lens aimed at a table, shelf, or floor while it finishes.
Slowly move your phone until surface dots appear. “Move iPhone to start” means the camera is still finding a flat plane.
Keep moving until a ghost mountain locks onto the surface. When you see “Continue to move iPhone,” you are nearly ready to place it.
Tap to set the terrain down at real size. Walk around it, what you see next to everyday objects is the scale of the finished piece. Feel free to zoom in and out to get a better view.
Fly around the summit. Control the sunrise. Witness the storms. Experience the scale of the Himalayas emotionally, directly in your browser.
We are not just rendering data. We are translating sacred geography. Every handmade lamp and painted terrain is hand-finished by artisans living in the shadow of the mountains they recreate. Real expedition heritage. Real Himalayan connection.