3D Photorealistic Renderings

Photoreal renderings of your space before it's built, every material and light to scale. Decisions on evidence, not guesses.

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What to expect

Send plans, dimensions and inspiration. We model, light and deliver stills of the key views.

Revisions happen in the model, where changes are cheap, not on site. Scope and dates are fixed up front.

Why a rendering is a decision, not a picture

The render isn't the deliverable. The decision is. It's how you and your contractor agree what gets built before the expensive part.

Read more: See it before you build it →

What the research says about seeing it first

Nobody has published a clean study of how much more a design firm earns by adding renderings, and we won't make a number up. But here is what homeowners who saw their project in 3D, and the architects and designers who make renderings, told researchers.

What was measuredResultSource
Homeowners who saw their project in 3D first
Found seeing it in 3D extremely or very helpful for making their final decisions87%3D Cloud and Provoke Insights, Kitchen & Bath Study, 2025
Said 3D made remodeling decisions less stressful80%3D Cloud and Provoke Insights, 2025
Want 3D every time they plan a home project77%3D Cloud and Provoke Insights, 2025
Agree 3D is key to being happy with the finished project76%3D Cloud and Provoke Insights, 2025
More likely to choose the retailer that offers 3D74%3D Cloud and Provoke Insights, 2025
Designers and architects who make renderings
What clients value most, according to 1,100+ architects and designers: still renderings, conceptual and photoreal, ahead of animation, VR and AR#1 and #2Chaos and Architizer, State of Archviz 2024/25
Architects and interior designers already using drafting and rendering software84% and 58%Houzz, 2025 State of the Industry
Whose clients ask for changes to the renderings85%Chaos and Architizer, 2024/25
Who call slow rendering times a major challenge43%Chaos and Architizer, 2024/25

People who see the room before it's built decide with more confidence, stress less and want 3D again next time, and clients value still renderings above every other kind of visual. These are what the studies found, not a promise. The homeowner survey (400 people who remodeled a kitchen or bath) was paid for by 3D Cloud, which sells 3D planning tools, and run by an independent research firm, Provoke Insights.

Photoreal rendering of a penthouse kitchen with a fluted island
Paris Penthouse
Photoreal rendering of a living room with a stone fireplace wall
Olive House
Photoreal rendering of a panelled Victorian bathroom
Victorian Bath

Wassily Chair by Marcel Breuer, 1925

3D Modeling

Close by default,
exact when it counts

Most furniture comes from pieces we've already modeled. Need the exact piece your client found? Send the product page. Quoted per piece.

By default
Close matches from pieces already modeled
Exact piece
Modeled from the retailer’s own product page
Priced
Per piece, on top of the project fee
Matched on
Dimensions, finish and fabric
Handed over in
Your FF&E template

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Every object, decided before it's bought

One wall, five renders apart. Plaster and timber fixed early. Everything after is tested against the room, not a mood board.

Bare plaster wall and a gravel bed, nothing installed The slatted timber wall and river stones go in The stone tub and a banana palm arrive A towel ladder, a ceramic vessel and bottles on the shelf The finished wall, fully dressed
Bare wall

Are you a design firm looking for white-label production?

That's our main line of work: renderings under your brand.