When you need a render
Staging needs a photo of a finished room. When the unit isn't built yet, or the developer wants to show finish packages, a render is the way to show it. Developers use renders to sell condos from plans. Builders use them for model pages and brochures. Agents use them for new construction listings that have no photos yet.
Rooms we render
Living and dining
Open plans, ceiling heights, sliding doors and the view beyond.
Kitchens
Cabinets, counters, backsplash, island seating and lighting from your selections.
Primary suites
Bedroom layout plus the bath: tile, vanity, glass and tub.
Lanais and terraces
Outdoor living space with furniture, planting and evening light.
Finish packages
Many developers offer two or three finish packages. We can render the same room from one camera in each package, which costs less than separate views and lets buyers compare them side by side. Send the selections sheet with product names where you have them, and we'll flag finishes that are hard to judge on screen.
What we need
- Floor plans with dimensions and interior elevations for the walls in view
- The finish selections, with product names if possible
- Furniture direction, or a moodboard from our samples
- North marked on the plan, so daylight falls the right way
Questions
Do we need a 3D model?
No. Plans and elevations are enough. A model from your architect or designer saves time if you have one.
Can you show the view from a condo?
We can place a photo of the real view outside the windows if you send one. Without it, we keep the view soft and generic so it doesn't promise something the unit won't have.
Have photos or plans? Send the listing photos or floor plans, pick a style, and we'll reply with a written quote.
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