No surprises, in either direction.

How a project runs, what we check before we render, and what happens when the inputs are thin.

01

Alignment

We look at what you have and tell you plainly what it will support. If the model is missing information the images will need, you hear it now, in writing, not in week three.

The outcome
Scope, view list, price, dates.

02

Pilot

One view, produced to final quality. It settles the look, the light and the level of dressing before anyone commits to twenty more.

The outcome
One finished view, and an agreed visual direction.

03

Production

The full set, built against the direction the pilot established. Drafts come in batches so you review a coherent group rather than a drip of single images.

The outcome
Draft batches, two revision rounds, 48-hour turnaround per round.

04

Delivery

Final files in every format you'll actually use, named so your team can find them in two years, with rights transferred on payment.

The outcome
Print, web and social crops. Layered files on request.

Three things we check before anything ships.

Technical

Geometry matches the drawings. Dimensions, levels and openings are correct. Nothing intersects that shouldn't.

Material

Every surface is the specified material, not an approximation. Finishes match your schedule.

Believability

Light behaves. Scale reads correctly against a human body. The room looks lived in rather than staged empty.

When the drawings are incomplete.

They usually are, and that is normal. We list every gap and every assumption we would otherwise make silently, and you decide: specify it, or let us propose it. What we do not do is invent detail and present it as your design.

You have seen the difference. Now see your own.

What if this were your project?

One view, free.

Send us your plans and a reference for the mood you're after. We'll produce one finished view of your project at full quality, within five working days. No fee and no obligation.

We take four pilots a month.

Start a pilot