FOR — INTERIOR DESIGNERS
3D Visualization for Interior Designers
Clients don’t hesitate because your design is wrong — they hesitate because they can’t see it. Photoreal interiors of your actual specification get FF&E signed off in one meeting and give your portfolio the project before install day.
WHAT WE’RE HIRED TO FIX
i.
FF&E approvals drag for weeks
Mood boards leave room for doubt, and doubt delays orders. A photoreal view of the real specification — their sofa, their stone, their light — closes the decision in one round.
ii.
Showing options costs a mockup each time
Two palette directions used to mean two sample pulls. Rendered variants show both finished rooms side by side for a fraction of one.
iii.
The portfolio waits for the photographer
Install, style, shoot — months after design sign-off. Renders of the approved scheme let you publish and pitch while the real one is still in freight.
PROOF
METAVDNH — Pavilion Interiors
INTERIOR ENVIRONMENTS · UNREAL + NANITE
full interiors across featured pavilions
Interior environments modeled and lit for real-time walkthrough: materials, shaders and exhibit staging built to hold up at eye level, not just in a still frame.
MORE WORK →Design intent, rendered faithfully
Interior designers get exact-spec visualization: your FF&E schedule, your fabrics, your lighting temperature — rendered, not approximated. Client sign-off happens on the image instead of on faith.
Scheme variants (two palettes, three furniture packages) come from one scene setup, priced as variants rather than as new projects.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Can you model our custom and vintage pieces?+
Yes — from drawings, photos or dealer listings. Catalogue items come from manufacturer data; one-offs get modeled to dimension.
How accurate are materials and fabrics?+
Accurate enough to approve against: we match named finishes and real fabric references, and flag anything where the physical sample should still make the final call.
What does a scheme visualization cost?+
Single rooms from $950; a whole-residence scheme of five to seven views typically lands between $4,000 and $6,500.