PRODUCT VISUALISATION
High-end visuals for furniture, household appliances, materials or any living and architecture-related things. Perfect for catalogs, marketing and presentations.
Why Product Visualisation
A photo shoot needs the product to exist, a studio, a day and a photographer. A rendering needs the CAD file. For a kitchen in twelve fronts, a tap in three finishes or a chair that is still a prototype, the rendering is faster, cheaper and identical from one image to the next.
The catalogue needs every variant
Twelve finishes from one scene
Once the product and the set are built, every colour, material and configuration is a render pass, not a reshoot. The light, the angle and the shadow stay identical across the whole range — which a photo shoot cannot promise.
The product does not exist yet
Launch imagery before production
From the manufacturer's CAD data we render the product as it will be made, down to the grain of the veneer and the brushing of the steel. Pre-orders, trade fair walls and the online shop are ready on the day the first unit leaves the factory.
Products need a room, not a white box
Shown where it will live
Packshots on white for the shop, and the same product in a styled kitchen, bathroom or living room for the campaign. We build the interior around the product so the material and scale read correctly.
What you get
- Packshots on white or transparent background at 6K
- Lifestyle scenes with the product in a styled interior
- Colour and material variants from the same setup
- Two rounds of revisions
- Files prepared for web shop, print catalogue and trade fair
Selected Work
What Product Visualisation costs
Prices exclude VAT. Every project receives a binding quote after the briefing.
Included
- Product modelling or CAD import
- Studio or interior set
- Two revision rounds
- 6K delivery, web and print
3–5 working days for the first shot, 1 day per variant from the same setup
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fromCHF 390per shot
Questions about Product Visualisation
What data do you need for a product visualisation?
CAD files (STEP, IGES, SolidWorks, Rhino) are ideal; drawings with dimensions and photos work too, with modelling quoted separately. Material samples or supplier references for finishes and fabrics.
How much does a product rendering variant cost?
The first shot of a product is from CHF 390; each colour or material variant from the same camera and set is from CHF 90, because only the material changes.
Can product renderings match our existing photography?
Yes. Send a few photos from your current catalogue and we match the lighting, background and camera, so renderings and photos sit side by side without a visible difference.
Do you also do product animations?
Yes: 360° turntables, exploded views and short feature clips for the shop page or trade fair screen, from the same model as the stills.
How does product visualisation compare with photography?
Indistinguishable at catalogue scale when the material data is good. For fabrics and natural wood we work from physical samples or high-resolution scans, which is where renderings most often give themselves away.
How fast can a full product range be rendered?
After the first approved shot, a range of twenty variants is usually delivered within a week. Tell us the catalogue deadline and we plan backwards from it.
