Service
Before you order the kitchen, buy the tiles or arrange the furniture, you see them — in the room's real dimensions, with the real furniture and the light from the windows. A 3D project shows what will fit, what will get in the way and how it will look, while changing it still costs nothing.
What we design
Every project starts from the room's real measurements — the openings, columns, radiators and doors that shops' planning tools don't see.
What you get
The project is handed over so it can be viewed on a phone, shown to your builder and continued by someone else if you choose.
How it goes
A beautiful image at the wrong dimensions is the most expensive mistake in interior design. That's why the dimensions are checked on a rough model before the materials are made.
A plan from an architect, a hand sketch or measurements taken with a tape. The more accurate they are, the closer the project is to reality.
What's already chosen and from which shop, and what you're still looking for. A link to the product is enough.
The room and the furniture at their real dimensions, without materials. This is where the layout and what fits are checked.
Colours are taken from the product photos, and the light from the windows and lamps that will be there.
If you're torn between several options, they go into the same project as switches.
The views, the walkthrough by link and the project's source file.
Honestly
A 3D project saves expensive mistakes, but it has limits. Better to know them from the start.
Related services
It's rarely just one thing. Here are the services that go with this one, and why.
Questions
If your question isn't here, call us — we answer by phone too.
+359 882 95 89 89The price depends on scope — one room, several or a whole home, how many views, and whether there's a 360° walkthrough and variants. We give it once we've seen the plan and the furniture list.
A project just to check whether something fits is a smaller job than a full photorealistic project.
Measurements or a plan, photos of the room and a list of the furniture and materials you've chosen. Links to the products are enough.
Yes. The shop's plan gives the modules and dimensions, and we place them in the real room — with the openings, columns and adjoining rooms that the shop's software doesn't see.
When your measurements and the shop's differ, we trust yours — and tell you where the difference is.
Yes. The views are ordinary images, and the 360° walkthrough opens from a link in the browser — with nothing to install.
It depends on the number of rooms and views, and it's written into the quote. Photorealistic rendering takes the longest, so changes are batched and made together.
Yes — furniture and products for the catalogue, including in different colours and materials, without a photo shoot.
Next step
Measurements, a sketch or an architect's plan, plus what you've chosen. We'll tell you what can be shown and what it will cost.
