Photoreal interiors,
before anything is built.

We turn your floor plans and models into 3d interior visualization buyers believe. Your designs get signed off faster and units sell off-plan.

Fixed price quote in 30 minutes, first preview in days
4K delivery standard, up to 8K–12K on request
Refined until you sign off, that's the guarantee

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We only take a limited number of projects each month, so every scene gets top quality.

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Architects, developers & interior designers.

Projects across Europe, the UK, the US, Canada & Australia.

The short version

What is 3D interior rendering?

3D interior rendering is the craft of building a room inside 3D software and lighting it until the image is indistinguishable from a photograph of the finished space.

You send us drawings, materials and a sense of the mood; we model the geometry, dress it with real materials and furniture, light it, and render at photographic quality. The result is a room that doesn't exist yet: accurate enough to approve a design from, and beautiful enough to sell it.

For a premium studio the point is never "a nice picture." A render is the moment your client, your investor or a prospective buyer first sees the space. Get that moment right and a design gets signed off in one round instead of five; a development sells units before the foundation is poured. That is why we treat 3d interior rendering as the highest-leverage part of the sale, not a line item at the end of it.

How it differs from a photograph or a sketch

A sketch asks the viewer to imagine. A mood board asks them to assemble the room in their head. Photography can only shoot what already exists. 3D interior visualization sits between design and reality: it shows the exact space you intend to build, this sofa, that oak floor, north light at 4pm, with the certainty of a photo and the flexibility of a drawing. Change the joinery, swap the stone, move the sun, and the image updates. Nothing on site has to move.

Stills, walkthroughs and 360° panoramas

Most interior rendering projects are still frames: hero shots for approval, brochures and listings. When a space needs to be felt rather than glanced at, the same 3D scene produces a walkthrough animation or a 360° panorama the viewer can look around inside. Because the room is already built in 3D, adding motion or a panorama later reuses the scene rather than starting over.

Where it's used in a project

Interior rendering earns its keep at three moments: design sign-off (proving the concept to a client or planning board), pre-sales (marketing apartments, hotels and retail before completion), and the portfolio (a finished-quality image of work that photography can't yet capture). One well-built scene usually serves all three.

Ready for the full picture on scope and price? Our interior rendering services and cost drivers sections break down exactly what shapes a quote, or jump to the buyer's guide for the numbers.

Why studios send us their plans

A render earns its place three times over.

Sell before it's built

The image is what buyers and investors actually respond to. A photoreal interior lets a developer market apartments, a hotel sell rooms and a retailer pitch a fit-out while the space is still a shell.

The render does the selling months before anyone can walk the floor, which is the whole return on it.

Design sign-off, first look

Approvals stall when stakeholders have to imagine. Put a photoreal interior in front of a client, a board or a planning committee and there is nothing left to interpret, they either love it or tell you exactly what to change.

Decisions that used to take weeks of back-and-forth happen in a single review.

Exact materials, exact light

This is where 3D interior visualization beats every other medium: the render shows the real specification. The actual oak, the actual brass, the actual stone, under the actual daylight the room will get. What you approve on screen is what gets built, so there are no expensive surprises when the finishes arrive on site.

Interior rendering services we offer

One studio, every interior brief.

Whatever the space, we build it to your drawings and light it to sell.

Residential interiors

Apartments, houses and show homes rendered to sell a lifestyle, not just a floor plan. Kitchens, living spaces and bedrooms dressed and lit so buyers picture themselves living there before the first brick.

Hospitality & hotel interiors

Lobbies, guest rooms, spas and restaurants rendered to the standard operators and investors expect. We show the atmosphere a space will trade on, light, texture and mood, so a hotel can be sold and booked ahead of opening.

Retail & commercial interiors

Stores, showrooms and flagship fit-outs rendered so a brand can approve the concept and brief contractors from one accurate image. Every material, fixture and sightline shown exactly as it will be built.

Office & workplace interiors

Workspaces, reception areas and co-working floors rendered for tenant marketing, fit-out approvals and design competitions. We visualize how a space feels to work in, not just how it's laid out.

Renovated and virtually staged interior render, Finland

BeforeAfter

Renovation & virtual staging

See a refurbishment before you commit, or restage an empty or dated interior into a finished, furnished, buyer-ready room. The most persuasive before/after tool there is, faster and cheaper than physical staging. See our real estate rendering service.

Industrial interiors

Warehouses, production halls, logistics and multi-purpose spaces rendered so developers and operators can market, brief and pre-let large-format interiors before the shell is finished.

Why architects & developers choose us

A studio partner, not a render farm.

European delivery, workable time zones

We're an Estonian studio working since 2013 across Norway, Finland, Sweden, Latvia, Germany, France, the UK, the US, Canada and Australia. European hours mean overnight turnarounds for US and Canadian clients and same-day dialogue for Europe, feedback in the evening, a revised frame by morning.

Confidentiality & NDA as standard

Unbuilt developments, competition entries and flagship designs are sensitive. We work under NDA without being asked, keep every scene and file private, and never publish a project without permission.

Direct communication, no account-manager wall

You talk to the people building your scene, not a ticket queue. Upload drawings, get a real quote, brief the artist directly. Fewer hand-offs means less lost in translation and a first preview that's closer to right.

One consistent visual language

A development needs its interiors to look like one campaign, not ten freelancers. Across a set, or across years of repeat work, we hold the same lighting, materials and camera discipline, so every image reads as one brand.

The craft

What separates a render buyers believe from one they scroll past.

Light does the selling

The difference between a flat render and one that sells is light: how morning sun rakes across a floor, how a lamp pools warmth into a corner, how an overcast sky flattens or a golden hour lifts. We light each scene like a space we're photographing, not a model we're rendering, because light is what makes a viewer feel the room instead of just reading it.

Interior render built from real specified materials

Materials, not presets

Cheap renders give themselves away in the materials: plastic-looking wood, uniform stone, fabric with no weight. We build materials from the real specification, the grain of the actual oak, the veining of the actual marble, the sheen of the actual brass, so surfaces behave under light the way they will on site. It's slower. It's the reason the image looks built, not rendered.

Interior render composed like a photograph

Composed like a photographer

A render is a photograph of a place that doesn't exist, so we compose it like one: considered lens choice, honest verticals, a foreground that leads the eye, a story in every frame. The result is an image an architecture magazine would run, not a real-estate snapshot.

Delivery

~1 week single view · 2–3 weeks sets

Resolution

4K standard · up to 8K–12K on request

Revisions

Two rounds, then refined until sign-off

Source files

CAD · PDF · SketchUp · Revit · ArchiCAD

How it works

From brief to final frame.

A single image or a pair lands in about a week. Medium to large sets run two to three weeks, with a fixed price agreed before any work begins.

Brief

Brief & fixed quote

Upload your drawings, CAD, PDF or a rough sketch, plus any materials and mood references. We build the brief from your files, so there's no lengthy questionnaire, and come back with a fixed, per-project quote and a delivery date.

Grey clay model of a market-hall interior at the angle-approval stage

Clay stage

Clay model & angles

We build the room in 3D and send grey/clay views to lock geometry and camera angles before any texturing or lighting. Agreeing composition early is what makes the first photoreal preview land close to right, and keeps revisions low.

First photoreal preview of the market-hall interior, full materials and lighting, before entourage

First preview

First preview in days

You get a photoreal first-look preview within days, full materials and lighting, ready to react to. This is where a design gets its first real yes, long before the final polish, so direction is settled while it's cheap to change.

Final delivered market-hall interior render with people and full atmosphere

Delivery

Revisions & delivery

Two revision rounds are included; we then refine until you sign off. On approval we deliver final frames at 4K, up to 8K–12K on request, in every crop you need: hero, web, social and print.

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

Clay model to final render

Drag to see the difference we build in.

The grey clay model on the left is exactly what a 3D interior render starts from: pure geometry, no light, no material, no mood.

Everything to the right of the handle is the craft: real-world lighting, specified finishes, and a composition shot the way an interiors photographer would. Drag the handle to watch a raw model become an image a buyer believes.

Real clay and final frame from a delivered library interior.

Clay modelFinal render

Selected work

Real rooms, rendered.

Recent interior rendering across the Nordics, Europe, the UK and the US. Filter by sector, by light, or by market.

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Studio vs AI

AI gives you a draft. A studio gives you the frame you can sell from.

AI interior tools are genuinely useful for a fast, loose mood, a rough direction in seconds. What they can't do is hold your exact specification: the real oak, the real dimensions, the actual light your room will get. They approximate a room that looks plausible. They don't render your room, accountable to a drawing.

For a mood-board sketch, that's fine. For the image a client approves from, a board signs off on, or buyers commit real money against, plausible isn't enough, it has to be right, and it has to be defensible when the finishes arrive on site. That's a different craft, and it's the one worth paying for.

An AI-generated take on the same library interior: a curtain hangs indoors across the bookshelves and a ladder climbs through a hole cut in the ceiling, details that look convincing at a glance but could never be built

AI draft

AI render

Fast, loose, unaccountable

Fast draft in seconds, near-zero cost
Loose, plausible interpretation of a prompt
Can't hold exact dimensions, materials or spec
No accountability to your actual drawings
Right for early mood, wrong for sign-off

Finished photoreal interior render, spec-accurate

Finished render

Studio 3D interior rendering

Photoreal, spec-accurate, sales-grade

Photoreal, magazine-grade final frames
Built to your exact spec, real materials, real light
Accurate to your CAD, defensible on site
Art-directed composition and lighting
Refined until you sign off

What it costs

What 3D interior rendering costs.

Interior rendering is priced per project, not per pixel, because no two rooms take the same work. Rather than a fake "from $X" number, here's what actually moves an interior rendering cost up or down, so you can scope your own project before you ask.

Number of views
One hero shot vs. a full set costs very differently; the first frame carries the scene-build, each extra angle is cheaper.
Scene complexity
A minimalist studio vs. a detailed hospitality lobby with bespoke joinery, planting and props.
How ready your inputs are
Clean CAD and clear materials render faster than a rough sketch we have to interpret and chase.
Resolution & format
Standard 4K vs. 8K–12K large-format print, plus how many crops you need.
Styling & art direction
Off-the-shelf furniture vs. a fully art-directed, brand-specific dressing.
Revisions beyond scope
Two rounds are included; heavy redesigns mid-project add time.
Motion or 360°
Adding a walkthrough or panorama from the same scene.

Free guide

The Interior CGI Buyer's Guide

What it costs, what to send, and how to get it right the first time.

Real price ranges by project type
The exact files to send us for a fast quote
How to brief a scene so the first preview lands right
No sales call, just the numbers and the checklist

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Industries we serve

Built for the people who sell space.

From the first pitch to the final listing, we make images that do a specific job for each kind of client.

Architecture studios

We render competition entries, client presentations and portfolio pieces for architecture practices who need interiors that look built. Your design, our lighting and materials, one consistent visual language across a whole submission.

Interior design firms

Win the pitch and sign off the scheme with photoreal interior design rendering. Show clients the exact materials, furniture and mood you're proposing, so approvals happen on the first look instead of after three sample boards.

Real estate developers

Sell units off-plan. We produce interior sets that let buyers commit to apartments, houses and mixed-use before completion, the pre-sales asset that de-risks a development and speeds the raise. See real estate rendering.

Hotel & hospitality

Lobbies, suites, spas and restaurants rendered to the standard operators and investors expect, so a property can be marketed, booked and financed ahead of opening day.

Real estate agencies

Turn empty or dated listings into finished, furnished, buyer-ready interiors with virtual staging, faster and cheaper than physical staging, and it photographs perfectly every time.

Games & apps

Game studios and app developers who need photoreal 3D environments, assets and interiors built to spec, the same modelling and lighting craft, tuned for real-time engines and interactive scenes.

What you provide

How we plug into your workflow.

We're built to slot into how architects, designers and developers already work, you send what you have, we handle the rest.

What we accept

DrawingsCAD (.dwg), PDF plans and elevations, or even a rough hand sketch, whatever stage you're at

3D & BIMSketchUp, Revit, ArchiCAD, AutoCAD, 3ds Max, we work natively in the tools you already use

Design intentMaterial specs, finish schedules, furniture references, brand guidelines, mood boards, sample photos

No perfect briefA plan and a mood board are enough, we build the brief from it. No lengthy questionnaire to get moving

What you receive

Final frames4K as standard, up to 8K–12K on request for print and large-format hero use

Every cropHero, web, social and print aspect ratios from one scene, no re-ordering for formats

Preview & revisionsA first-look preview in days, then two revision rounds and refinement until you sign off

Optional extrasA walkthrough animation or 360° panorama from the same scene, without rebuilding the room

Full ownershipOf the delivered images for your marketing, approvals and portfolio

Need moving images or floor plans too? See architectural animation and 3D floor plans.

Case study · Hospitality

The Diplomat Hotel, Estonia

A boutique hotel that had to be sold to operators, investors and guests before a single room was finished. We rendered the key spaces from the design team's drawings and material palette.

Arrival lobby, guest suites and restaurant, built to the real spec
Clay angle-lock first, then actual stone, timber and brass under warm evening light
Interior stills at 4K, plus a 360° lobby panorama from the same scene

Long & short stayRooms marketed for both

Pre-bookedGuests reserved before it opened

Booking.comDrives channel sales

Photoreal interior render for The Diplomat Hotel, Estonia

30 renders

Questions

Interior rendering FAQs.

Everything clients usually ask before a first interior rendering project. Still unsure? A quote reply lands within one business day.

Ask us directly

How much does 3D interior rendering cost?

Interior rendering is priced per project, not per image, because a single room and a full hospitality set take very different work. The main drivers are the number of views, scene complexity, how ready your inputs are, resolution, and the level of art direction. A single hero view is the most economical way to start; extra angles of the same room cost less because the scene is already built. For real price ranges by project type, download the Interior CGI Buyer's Guide above, it gives you numbers without a sales call.

How long does an interior rendering take?

A single view or one to two images takes about a week. Medium-to-large sets run 2–3 weeks. You'll see a photoreal first-look preview within days of us building the scene, so you're reacting to real direction early rather than waiting until the end. Clean CAD and clear materials speed things up; a rough brief we have to interpret adds a little time.

What do I need to send you to get started?

Whatever you have. Ideally CAD or PDF plans and elevations, plus material specs, furniture references and any mood or brand imagery. But a rough sketch and a mood board are enough to begin, we build the brief from your files, so there's no long questionnaire. Upload your drawings and we'll come back with a fixed quote and a delivery date.

What file formats do you work with?

We work natively in 3ds Max, V-Ray, Corona, SketchUp, Revit, ArchiCAD, AutoCAD and Photoshop, and accept CAD (.dwg), PDF, and the common 3D/BIM formats. If you're not sure whether your files will work, send them over, they almost always do.

Will the render match my exact materials and light?

Yes, that's the point of studio rendering over an AI tool. We build materials from your real specification (the actual oak, stone, brass) and light the scene for the real conditions the room will get. What you approve on screen is what gets built, so there are no surprises when finishes arrive on site.

How many revisions are included?

Two revision rounds are included in every project. After that, we refine until you sign off, your fee buys the result, not a fixed number of tries. Locking camera angles at the clay stage keeps most projects well inside the included rounds.

What resolution do you deliver?

4K is standard, and covers web, social and most print. For large-format print, hero walls and billboards we deliver up to 8K–12K on request. You get every crop you need, hero, web, social and print, from the one scene, with no re-ordering for aspect ratios.

Do you do exterior rendering too, or only interiors?

Both, and a lot more. Alongside 3d interior rendering we offer exterior rendering, real estate rendering, 3D floor plans, architectural animation and 3D product rendering, often on the same development, in one consistent visual language.

Do you sign NDAs and keep projects confidential?

Yes, as standard. We work under NDA without being asked, keep every scene and file private, and never publish a project without your permission. Unbuilt developments and competition entries are exactly the kind of work we're trusted with.

Can you turn the stills into a walkthrough or 360° panorama?

Yes. Because the room is already built in 3D, we can produce a walkthrough animation or a 360° panorama from the same scene without starting over, a cost-efficient way to add motion or immersion once the stills are approved. Just flag it in the brief so we frame the scene for it.

Start your interior project

Let's build the image that sells your space.

Upload your drawings and get a fixed, per-project quote, no briefing marathon, first preview in days, refined until you sign off.

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