Handcrafted bespoke furniture deserves the very best CG to demonstrate its elegance and sophistication. Our client manufactures bespoke wardrobes and cabinets and wanted to expand their brochure imagery. Our interior designers used their brief of ‘less is more’ styling and natural lighting to produce these images. Also, how good is the CG bedding that one of our talented artists crafted!

Our client selected an eye-catching deep blue and porcelain colour scheme in this kitchen interior which our stylists have complimented with simple furnishings and classic material choices.

3Dsmax and Corona renderer, with Fusion 16 and Photoshop for the finishing touches and composition.

There’s some extraordinary detail in the materials in this contemporary kitchen CGI. Our artists have been meticulous creating a subtle, yet noticeable woodgrain finish for the dust grey Shaker cabinets.
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In these recent kitchen CGI’s our brief was to create an aspirational apartment kitchen but still retaining a classic character. Our interior designers added a minimal amount of classic props complimenting the muted colour palette of the Shaker units and drawing attention to the striking solid surfaces.
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Another kitchen space here, where our client wanted to feature their improved woodgrain textures on the traditional shaker doors. By using the deeper blue finish with stronger natural looking lightsources we’ve emphasised the grain and retained the room brightness with light worksurfaces and white tongue and groove wall panels.

3DSmax and Corona used with a little Photoshopping for the finishing touches.

Our client proposed a concept of a kitchen with an area behind the upstand to cultivate fresh herbs. We’ve used this idea with a fashionable chiaroscuro design, using dark teal units and worktops with bright illuminated peach tiles.

Subtle features like the copper cabinet profiles can enhance and add merit to the overall design. By using on-trend slate textures in a space with exposed brick, dark metal frames and Edison bulbs our stylists and CG artists have created a remarkable industrial interior.

Clever use of colour can be the making of a design. Here we’ve drawn inspiration from Pantone’s colour of the year, Living Coral, and used it to create a vibrant, eye-catching kitchen layout, from an otherwise unassuming layout. We created a main render and four detailed images to exhibit our clients cabinets and the design features.

Everything has been created in house by our talented CG design team using 3DSMax and Corona Renderer with composition in Fusion Studio 16 and minor adjustments in Photoshop to add the finishing touches.

We know that strong design is essential to create an effective image. Each of our CG interiors are planned, designed and styled before the 3D process begins. Adding high quality, detailed props to a scene helps to add authenticity, but good CGI isn’t just a process of adding detailed products.
Here our stylists have used the clients kitchen products to great effect combining gloss and matt slab doors with lighter natural oaks.

Nothing quite purveys luxury in a kitchen like marble and we’ve used oodles of it here. Our stylists incorporated a luxurious handleless kitchen into this traditional interior, flourishes of gold in the cabinet profile and furnishings add further extravagance.
Rendered with Corona renderer in 3DSmax, composition and adjustments in Photoshop.

We have been working with our client, a fashionable Swiss bathroom company, for over four years and have designed and produced hundreds of CG images for them.

The brief for this project was to capture the beauty and breathtaking landscapes associated with Switzerland and combine them with stylish, contemporary bathrooms incorporating their products. Our stylists have created some exciting interior designs with an elegant and minimal character.

Design and CGI production by our talented in house team using 3DSMax and rendered with v-ray renderer. Additional finish and compositing using Adobe Photoshop and After Effects.

Timber veneered panels can be used in a variety of innovative ways that really demonstrate the rich natural beauty of natural woodgrain. Here we’ve used 3DSMax & Corona Renderer to create an impactful lobby area full of rich texture.