Built for Good friends and Canadian Neighbours
Across Canada, good, genuine people are building exceptional products. People who care about their craft. People who take pride in quality. People who stand behind what they make and value the customers who choose to do business with them.
They are people you can trust. People you want to do business with.
We are introducing them to the world.
Diversification Is About Building Relationships
Canada needs to diversify—to find new markets, establish new trading relationships and reduce dependence on any single country or distribution channel.
But we believe diversification means more than finding another country where Canadian companies can ship their products.
It means introducing a Canadian maker to a consumer in another part of the world and giving them a reason to know one another, trust one another and ultimately do business together.
That is the mechanism Picturethis3D has been building for more than 10 years.
Our goal is to create a direct digital connection between Canadian makers and consumers everywhere.
Canadian Makers. Global Consumers.
Traditional international commerce puts considerable distance between the person who makes a product and the person who eventually buys it.
Manufacturers sell through distributors. Distributors sell to retailers. Retailers operate stores and websites. Products are reduced to photographs, descriptions, specifications and SKUs.
Somewhere along the way, something important can disappear:
The people behind the product.
Picturethis3D is building a different route.
Through Spatial Commerce, products can be digitized and brought directly into accurate digital representations of the places where consumers live, work and make purchasing decisions.
A consumer doesn’t simply discover a chair, cabinet, light fixture, appliance, flooring product or building material.
They can discover who made it, where it came from, why it was made and the people who stand behind it.
Technology makes the introduction.
The relationship creates the opportunity.
From Canadian Product to Canadian Story
Canadian provenance means something.
A Canadian product isn’t simply an object that happened to be manufactured within our borders.
Behind it may be an entrepreneur who spent decades perfecting a craft. A family business employing generations of Canadians. A designer solving a problem differently. A manufacturer committed to better materials. A small company in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec or Atlantic Canada making something exceptional that consumers elsewhere have simply never had an opportunity to discover.
Those stories have value. They are the kind of stories consumer share about a recent purchase.
Shop Local. Reach Global.
