Interior Rendering
Interiors Renderings
Designed to Elevate Your Vision
Typical Project Timeline
Start – Project Kickoff
We start by reviewing your architectural drawings, references, and design intent. This step includes aligning on scope, timeline, and deliverables to ensure a clear and efficient workflow. Our team may request CAD files, sketches, material references, or inspiration imagery to fully capture your vision from the outset.
3D Scene Modeling
Using the provided materials, we develop a detailed 3D model of your project. This includes architectural massing, key structural elements, site context, and basic lighting setup. We then present a set of grayscale (clay) camera views for you to select the optimal angle and composition for the rendering.
Draft Rendering & Revisions
Once the camera view is approved, we create a full-color draft rendering with initial lighting, materials, and mood. You’ll have the opportunity to review and provide feedback, and we include up to three rounds of revisions to refine textures, lighting, landscaping, and overall visual tone.
Final Delivery
After final approval, we prepare and deliver your high-resolution render(s) in the requested format(s), suitable for use in presentations, marketing materials, or development packages. We ensure every pixel reflects the quality and intent of your design.
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FAQ
Interior rendering is a visualization technique used in 3D design to create lifelike images of interior spaces before they are built or renovated. It involves applying realistic elements—such as materials, lighting, textures, furniture, and finishes—to a digital 3D model. The goal is to simulate the look and feel of the space as accurately as possible, resulting in a photorealistic image that conveys atmosphere, design intent, and spatial qualities.
The cost of interior rendering varies depending on several factors. The most significant is the number of views or angles required—more views mean more work and therefore a higher price. Discounts may apply for bulk orders or long-term partnerships.
Other pricing factors include:
Deadline sensitivity — expedited timelines may incur additional costs
Level of detail — highly customized furniture or bespoke elements modeled from scratch will influence the final quote
Styling complexity — rich materials, accessories, and lighting setups require more fine-tuning
We always aim to offer transparent pricing tailored to the project’s scope and needs.
To begin an interior rendering project, we typically require:
Architectural drawings or floor plans (CAD, DWG, PDF, etc.)
Interior design references or mood boards
Furniture selections or style direction
Material and finish specifications
Desired camera angles (if available)
If any elements are missing, we’ll help you fill in the gaps to ensure a smooth and efficient workflow.
Absolutely. Including human figures in interior renders can enhance the realism and emotional connection of a space. Whether you prefer stylized silhouettes or realistic 3D characters, we can incorporate them into your scene to reflect the intended use and atmosphere. This often adds a lived-in quality and helps viewers better understand scale and function.