3D furniture modeling
from your CAD drawings

3D furniture modeling services for brands, manufacturers and retailers: whole collections modelled exactly from your drawings, ready for catalogue renders, AR and product configurators.

  • Exact dimensions from your CAD or STEP files
  • Whole collections to one standard, with every finish
  • A paid pilot batch first, then the full collection
Send your drawings, get a quote Get the guide

We take a limited number of collections at a time, so every model is checked against your drawings before it is delivered.

3D model render of a moulded lounge chair with arms on a plain background
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Architects, developers & interior designers

Working for 215 companies since 2013

125 of 220 clients came back

More than half of our clients have hired us again

The short version

What is 3D furniture modeling?

Building an exact digital copy of a furniture product from its production drawings, so the same model can be used for catalogue images, AR views, room scenes and product configurators.

Photographing a collection happens once. A 3D model of it keeps working for every new finish, room and channel.

Furniture brands use 3D models instead of photo shoots for products that are not made yet, for finishes that would cost too much to photograph, and for channels that need 3D itself: AR on a product page, or a configurator where the customer picks the fabric.

We model from your CAD or STEP files, so the dimensions are exact, and we build each model for where it will be used. A collection is modelled to one standard, so a hundred products behave like one library.

3D model render of a timber dining chair with a woven back
3D chair model prepared for an AR viewer, shown as untextured geometry

For catalogue renders

Detailed models for white-background product images and furnished room scenes, at print quality.

For AR and the web

Light models for AR viewers and 3D on product pages, in the format your platform needs, with the detail kept where customers look.

For configurators

Models split into parts and finishes so a configurator can swap them. See 3D models for configurators.

Want to know what a quote depends on? The cost drivers are listed below, and how a collection is modelled shows the steps.

What we model

Chairs, tables, storage and upholstered furniture

Hard and soft furniture, from a single chair to a full collection with every finish.

3D model render of a folding director's chair with a fabric seat and back

Chairs and seating

Frames, joints and seats at real dimensions, including folding and stacking mechanisms.

3D model render of a bed with an upholstered terracotta headboard, Estonia

Upholstered furniture

Sofas, armchairs and beds with believable cushions, seams and fabric that can be swapped for every cover.

3D model render of a solid timber bench

Tables and benches

Solid timber, veneers and metal frames, with the grain and edges modelled the way they are made.

3D model render of a white modular shelving unit, Estonia

Storage and modular systems

Shelving, cabinets and modular units, built from parts so every size and colour can be assembled.

The craft

What makes a furniture model usable

A furniture model is used for years, in places you may not have planned for. These are the things we check before it leaves.

Exact dimensions

Built from your CAD drawings, so the seat height, the depth and the joints match the product that is manufactured, not a lookalike.

Real materials

Oak grain that runs the right way, fabric weave at the right scale, powder coat with the right sheen. Materials are set up so they can be swapped for each finish.

One standard for the collection

Every model in a collection uses the same scale, naming and material setup, so a hundred products behave like one library.

Built for where it goes

A model for a catalogue render is not a model for an AR viewer. Say where it will be used and it is built for that, once.

Working with us

Working from your drawings, under NDA

A consistent set of framed images, illustrating one visual language

One standard for every model

Scale, naming and materials match across the collection, so your team can use the models without fixing each one.

Two professionals discussing drawings, illustrating direct communication

You write to the modeller

Questions about a joint or a fabric go straight to the person who has the model open.

Signing a confidential agreement, illustrating NDA as standard

Unreleased products stay private

New collections stay off this website and off social media. We sign your NDA before your drawings arrive.

Globe and clock, illustrating European delivery across time zones

Estonian studio, European hours

Working since 2013 and delivering to 17 countries. A message sent at lunch in Europe is answered the same afternoon.

How a collection is modelled

From your drawings to a finished model library in four steps

One fixed price for the batch, agreed before any work starts, and the level of detail agreed on a pilot before the full collection.

CAD drawings and elevations on a laptop at the brief stage
Brief

Send the drawings and the use

Upload the CAD or STEP files, the finishes, and where the models will be used. One fixed price and a delivery date come back within 30 minutes.

Clay model of a market-hall interior, no materials and no light yet
Pilot

A paid pilot batch

10 to 20 products are modelled first, so the level of detail, the material setup and the file format are agreed before the rest.

Preview render of the same market-hall interior from the same camera, in daylight
Collection

The full collection to one standard

The remaining products follow the agreed standard, with every finish and variant. 2 revision rounds are included.

Final render of the same market-hall interior in evening light, fully dressed
Delivery

A model library you can keep using

Native files and the formats your channels need, named and organised. New products and finishes later follow the same standard.

2 revision rounds included, then refined until you sign off. Delivered on the date we agree.
Selected products

Furniture and products we have modelled

Product models and renders for manufacturers and brands across the Nordics, the Baltics and Europe.

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What it costs

What decides the price of 3D furniture modeling

One fixed price for the batch, agreed before work starts, never a price per polygon. Here is what moves it.

  • How many different products

    The number of distinct products, not the number of SKUs. Finishes and sizes of one product cost a fraction of a new product.

  • How complex each product is

    A simple stool is quick. Woven seats, tufted upholstery and mechanisms take longer.

  • The state of your drawings

    CAD or STEP files are quickest and exact. Photographs and approximate sizes mean reconstruction, which takes longer.

  • Finishes and fabrics

    Each finish needs its material set up. A finish library shared across the collection keeps it efficient.

  • Where the models will be used

    Catalogue renders, AR or a configurator each need a different build. Several uses from one model are planned up front.

  • Changes after sign-off

    2 revision rounds are included. A product redesign after the model is approved is new work, and we say so before we start.

3D model render of a timber armchair with a black seat, front view
Free guide

The 3D Furniture Modeling Buyer's Guide

What to send, how to plan a collection, and what arrives on delivery.

  • What goes in the brief: drawings, finishes and where the models go
  • How a pilot batch sets the standard for the collection
  • How products, variants and finishes move the quote
  • One fixed number, not an estimate, back in 30 minutes
Get a fixed quote

Opens the upload form. Send what you have; no sales call.

Who orders them

Who orders 3D furniture models from us

Different buyers, one need: an exact model of every product, ready for every channel.

3D model render of an upholstered reception seat, Estonia

Furniture brands and manufacturers

Whole collections for catalogues, websites and dealers, modelled from the production drawings.

3D model render of the same timber armchair from another angle

Retailers and e-commerce

Models for AR on product pages and for room planners, in the formats the platform needs.

3D model render of a timber locker storage unit

Architects and interior designers

Exact models of the furniture specified in a scheme, for renders that show the real products.

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What you provide

What you send and what comes back

Send what exists today and we will say what, if anything, is missing.

CAD drawings, PDF plans and references we accept 3D model render of an upholstered fabric armchair, Estonia

What we accept

DrawingsCAD or STEP files, or dimensioned PDF drawings
FinishesThe finishes and fabrics each product comes in
ReferencesPhotographs of the real product, if it exists
UseCatalogue renders, AR, a configurator, or all three
FormatsThe file formats your team or platform needs

What you receive

ModelsExact 3D models with materials for every finish
FilesNative files and the formats your channels need
StandardOne naming and material standard across the collection
RightsFull ownership of everything delivered
RevisionsTwo rounds included, then refined until you sign off

For images of the models, see 3D product rendering. For all other modeling, see 3D modeling services.

Questions we get asked

3D furniture modeling questions, answered

What furniture brands usually ask before their first collection. Still unsure? Send the drawings anyway; the quote reply says what is missing.

Ask us directly
What do you need to model our furniture?
The CAD drawings or STEP files from your design or production team, with the dimensions, plus the finishes and fabrics each product comes in. Photographs help with materials. From drawings the model is exact; from photographs alone it is a careful reconstruction, and we flag what we inferred.
Can you model a whole collection, not just one product?
Yes, and that is where we are most useful. A collection is modelled to one standard: the same scale, naming, material setup and level of detail, so the models work together in a catalogue, a room scene or a configurator.
How do you price a collection of hundreds of products?
As one fixed price for the batch, agreed before work starts. What moves it is the number of different products, how many share parts or frames, and the number of finishes. Variants of one product cost a fraction of new products, so collections with shared parts cost less per item.
Do you start with a pilot?
Yes. For a large collection we start with a paid pilot batch of 10 to 20 products, priced like normal work. It agrees the level of detail, the material setup and the file format before the full collection is modelled.
Which file formats do you deliver?
Native files such as .max, .fbx, .obj, .3ds, .blend or .skp, with textures. For an AR viewer or a configurator we deliver the format it needs, for example GLB or USDZ, and we confirm what that platform requires before the quote is fixed.
Do you also make the product renders and room scenes?
Yes. The same models are used for 3D product rendering, from white-background catalogue images to furnished room scenes, so the renders match the models your customers see in AR.
Who owns the models?
You do. Everything we deliver is yours to use in catalogues, on your website, in AR and in configurators, and we sign your NDA before your drawings arrive.
Start a collection

Send your drawings, get a fixed quote in 30 minutes

CAD or STEP files, or dimensioned drawings, are enough to start. Tell us where the models will be used.

Send your drawings, get a quote See 3D modeling

We take a limited number of collections at a time.