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Concept & Blockout
Understanding the design intent, furniture layout, moodboards, and placing raw placeholder geometries.
INTERIOR VISUALIZATION
Showcase interiors with atmosphere and detail. Visualizations that help potential clients imagine life inside your project even on the construction stage.
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Why Interior Visualization
An empty floor plan is a rectangle with a number. An interior rendering is the evening a buyer imagines in it: the kitchen island, the oak floor, the view from the sofa. For a show apartment that will not exist for two years, it is the show apartment.
Buyers cannot read floor plans
Rooms with a sense of scale
Eye-level cameras, real furniture dimensions and daylight from the actual window orientation. A buyer sees that the dining table fits, that the morning sun reaches the kitchen, that the bedroom is quiet at the back.
The standard finish looks like every other project
Your materials, styled for your buyer
We build the interior from your finish schedule — the actual parquet, the actual kitchen fronts — and furnish it for the people who will buy: a young family in Winterthur is not a retired couple in Zug. The furniture is a sales argument, not decoration.
Every unit type needs its own image
A series, not a single picture
Living room, kitchen, bathroom and the master bedroom of each type, in one consistent light and style, so the brochure and the project website read as one project. Additional views from a finished scene cost a fraction of the first.
What you get
- Photorealistic interior views at 4K, print- and web-ready
- Furnishing and styling matched to your target buyer
- Materials from your finish schedule, with alternatives on request
- Two rounds of revisions on the final image
- Matching 360° panoramas from the same scene, if you need a tour
Workflow
Our Pipeline
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Concept & Blockout
Understanding the design intent, furniture layout, moodboards, and placing raw placeholder geometries.
Workflow
Our Pipeline
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Custom Props & Lighting
Refining custom furniture models, placing decor, and setting up natural daylight or cozy night scene lighting.
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Shading & Fabrics
Developing realistic fabric textures, leather wrinkles, glass reflections, and wood grains.
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Finishing Touches
Final rendering with high-sample counts, adding color grading and micro-details like dust, steam, and lens flares.
Visual Showcase
Selected Work
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Investment
What Interior Visualization costs
Prices exclude VAT. Every project receives a binding quote after the briefing.
Included
- Scene from your plans and finish schedule
- Furnishing and styling
- Two revision rounds
- 4K delivery for print and web
Turnaround
5–7 working days for the first view, 2–3 days for each further view in the same apartment
Revision rounds
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Interior Visualization in practice
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Winterthur · CHWaldpark
2026Residential development, 48 apartments
Exterior Visualization · Interior Visualization · Bird-Eye Visualisation · Animation · Web Development
Dübendorf · CHLindenhof
2025Apartment building, 32 units
Exterior Visualization · Interior Visualization · 360° Virtual Tour · 3D Floorplans
Weinfelden · CHRietacker
2025Farmhouse conversion and new barn, 9 apartments
Exterior Visualization · Bird-Eye Visualisation · Interior Visualization · Graphic Design
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What is architectural visualisation?Architectural visualisation is the production of photorealistic images, films and interactive tours of a building before it is built, from the architect's plans or 3D model. It is used to sell apartments off-plan, to obtain building permits, to win competitions and to present a project to investors.What does a 3D rendering cost?A photorealistic exterior rendering costs from about CHF 690 per view, an interior from about CHF 590, a bird's-eye view from CHF 890; a sixty-second animation from CHF 4,900 and a 360° tour of one apartment from CHF 1,900. Prices in EUR for Germany and Austria follow the same ranges. The first view carries the model-building; every further view from the same model costs a fraction.What is virtual staging?Virtual staging is the digital furnishing of a photograph of an empty room: furniture, lighting and decor are placed into the real photo at correct scale and perspective, so a listing shows a home instead of bare walls. It costs a fraction of physical staging and is delivered in days.
Before we start
Questions about Interior Visualization
What do you need for an interior visualisation?
Floor plans with the window positions, the finish schedule (floors, kitchen, bathroom tiles, doors) and a few words about who the buyer is. Reference images of interiors you like help us hit the style in the first preview.
Can the interior rendering show the real kitchen and bathroom products?
Yes. If the supplier provides 3D data or product photos, we model the specified fronts, fittings and sanitary ware, so the rendering is also a reliable preview for the buyer's finish selection.
How long does an interior rendering take?
Five to seven working days for the first view of an apartment, including the grey layout preview and one coloured preview. Each further view from the same scene takes two to three days.
Can an interior visualisation be delivered in day and evening light?
A second lighting mood from an approved scene — evening, dusk, overcast — is an option at a reduced rate, because the scene already exists.
How realistic are interior renderings?
Photorealistic. Our interiors are used in sales documentation, on project websites and in listings. Where a detail is still undecided, we say so and show the standard variant rather than inventing one.
Can the interior visualisation become a 360° tour?
Yes, and it is the most economical way to get one: the panoramas are rendered from the scene that already exists, so a five-room tour costs a fraction of building it separately.
