Our 3D Rendering Portfolio

This 3D rendering portfolio shows our 3D renders, grouped by project type: exterior, interior, aerial, product and furniture, and floor plans with animation and tours. Every image here is labelled concept work, made by our team to show our range, and each gallery links to the service you would order it through.

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Every image on this page is concept work by our team of architects and interior designers, made to show how we model, light and finish a view. None of it is a client project, and each caption says so. Client projects will be added here only with the client's permission and marked as client work.

The work comes from the 3D Rendering Agency team, and each gallery links to the matching page among our 3D rendering services, where you can order the same kind of image.

Exterior renderings

These exterior renderings show homes, multifamily and commercial buildings in their real setting and light. One frame pairs the clay draft with the final view, so you can see the stage you approve before materials go on.

Concept work: a two-story white farmhouse with a black metal roof at dusk, windows lit warm against a deep blue sky. — Concept work. Single-family home at dusk: the first render picture in our exterior set.

Concept work: a single-story branch library with timber fins, split diagonally between the white clay draft and the finished render in late-afternoon light. — Concept work. Civic: branch library, clay draft beside the final view.

Concept work: a five-story terracotta apartment building around a green courtyard with lawn, benches and young maples in summer light. — Concept work. Multifamily courtyard, daytime exterior.

Concept work: a glazed corner shop building with a timber canopy on a rain-wet street in the evening, shop lights reflected on the pavement. — Concept work. Commercial corner building, evening after rain.

Concept work: a single-story rammed-earth house with a long pool reflecting it, desert plants and pink mountains at golden hour. — Concept work. Desert house and pool, golden hour.

Concept work: a three-story office building with vertical timber fins and a glass lobby in light snow under low winter sun. — Concept work. Office building in winter.

Order the same kind of image through our exterior rendering services, at $499 per view.

Interior renderings

These interior renderings show kitchens, living spaces, hospitality and offices with specified finishes. The first frame sets a designer's mood board beside the room built from it.

Concept work: a designer's mood board of oak, green marble, brass, linen and sage paint beside the finished kitchen built from those same finishes. — Concept work. Kitchen: the mood board and the final view side by side.

Concept work: a double-height loft living room with brick walls, steel windows, a green velvet sofa and a wall of books in late sun. — Concept work. Loft living room.

Concept work: a hotel suite at night with a teal velvet headboard, oak herringbone floor and city lights through a full-height window. — Concept work. Hospitality: hotel suite at night.

Concept work: a calm bathroom with a stone tub under a skylight, microcement walls, an oak vanity with two basins and a fluted glass shower. — Concept work. Primary bathroom.

Concept work: an open office with long oak desks, blue felt ceiling baffles, a planted divider and a glass meeting room in north daylight. — Concept work. Office workspace.

Concept work: a restaurant with a marble bar, rattan stools, green leather banquettes and arched mirrors in warm evening light. — Concept work. Restaurant interior, evening.

Our interior rendering services page explains views, finishes and turnaround; an interior view is $349.

Aerial and masterplan renderings

These aerial renderings show sites, phasing and context for developers and planning submissions. Aerial rendering for developments and masterplans is priced at $899 per view.

Concept work: a bird's-eye view of a mixed-use block with two buildings, green roofs and a public plaza set into the surrounding city grid. — Concept work. Mixed-use block, aerial in context.

Concept work: a subdivision from high above, with the first phase of homes in full color and the second phase shown as white blocks on graded lots. — Concept work. Subdivision masterplan showing two phases.

Concept work: an aerial view of a riverside park with a boardwalk, terraced lawns and a green-roofed pavilion at golden hour. — Concept work. Waterfront park and promenade.

Concept work: a school campus from above with three wings around a courtyard, a running track, sports field and solar panels on the roofs. — Concept work. School campus, aerial.

Concept work: a large warehouse site from above with truck docks, trailer parking and landscaped edges beside a highway in early sun. — Concept work. Industrial site, aerial.

Concept work: a coastal resort of white villas terraced down a hillside to a turquoise cove, with pools between them. — Concept work. Coastal resort masterplan.

Product and furniture renderings

These product renderings show white-background, lifestyle and detail views made from CAD or photographs, with one 360 spin shown as a short loop. Product rendering starts from a CAD file, a sample or photographs.

Concept work: a walnut dining chair with a woven cord seat on a pure white background. — Concept work. Furniture: dining chair, white-background packshot.

Concept work: a close-up of a blue sunburst watch dial with polished steel hands and a strip-light reflection on the crystal. — Concept work. Watch: detail close-up.

Concept work: a faceted glass perfume bottle with a brass cap on a marble bathroom shelf beside linen towels and eucalyptus. — Concept work. Fragrance: lifestyle scene.

Concept work: a brushed steel espresso machine with a walnut portafilter handle on a pure white background. — Concept work. Appliance: espresso machine, white-background packshot.

Concept work: an oatmeal boucle modular sofa in a calm room with limewashed walls, an oak coffee table and a paper lantern. — Concept work. Furniture: modular sofa, lifestyle scene.

Concept work: a 360-degree loop of an olive waxed canvas backpack with leather straps turning on a white background. — Concept work. Backpack: 360 product spin, shown as a short loop.

Floor plans, animation and tours

These samples show a 2D floor plan, a 3D floor plan, a walkthrough clip and a virtual tour still. 3D floor plans are drawn from your 2D plan, our architectural animation page covers walkthroughs and flythroughs, and 3D virtual tours let buyers walk through a home before it is built.

Concept work: a clean black-and-gray 2D floor plan of a three-bedroom house with furniture symbols and door swings. — Concept work. 2D floor plan.

Concept work: a furnished two-bedroom apartment as a 3D floor plan seen from above with the roof removed. — Concept work. 3D floor plan, furnished.

Concept work: a walkthrough loop gliding from an entry hall into an open-plan kitchen and dining room in afternoon light. — Concept work. Walkthrough animation excerpt.

Concept work: a still from a rendered 360 panorama of a penthouse living room opening onto a terrace with a sunset city view. — Concept work. Virtual tour still from a rendered 360 panorama.

What does a client receive on a project?

A client receives a fixed quote, a first draft, two rounds of revisions and final files with full commercial rights, on the timeline in the table. If you are new to it, start with what 3D rendering is and how an image is computed.

What a client sends and receives at each stage
Stage	What happens	Time
Files	You send native files from Revit, SketchUp, Rhino, 3ds Max, AutoCAD or Archicad; IFC, OBJ, FBX or STEP; or PDF drawings, sketches and photos	When you are ready
Fixed quote	We price every view and confirm the delivery date	Within 12 hours of receiving your files
First draft	Every view for your comments	3 to 5 business days for stills; 2 to 3 weeks for animation
Revisions	Two rounds included; a further round is $50 per image	Agreed with each round
Final files	Stills in 4K as JPG and PNG, layered PSD on request; animation as 1080p or 4K MP4; AR as GLB and USDZ	After your approval
Rights	Full commercial use, with no time or place limit	Permanent

What is the best program for rendering 3D models?

The best program depends on the project: we produce client stills in 3ds Max with Corona and V-Ray and in Blender with Cycles, take models from Revit, SketchUp, Rhino and AutoCAD, and finish images in Photoshop. Our comparison of 3D rendering software covers what studios use and why.

What would these renders cost?

Ordered as client work, the images on this page would cost from $79 for a 2D floor plan to $899 for an aerial view, with animation at $40 per finished second. An exterior view is $499, an interior view $349, a 3D floor plan $179, a white-background product image $179, a lifestyle product scene $349, a 360 product spin $199 and a rendered 360 panorama $499. Orders of 5 images or more get 10% off, rising to 15% from 10 and 20% from 20. Current 3D rendering prices per view and the terms behind them are on the pricing page.

Start a project like these

Send your drawings, models or photos through the form and we reply with a fixed quote within 12 hours of receiving the files.

Questions

Can I see more work in my project type?

Each service page carries its own images of that type, separate from these. If you need to see a particular building or product type before ordering, say so in the quote form and we reply with what we can show, labelled as concept work.

Are these images retouched after rendering?

Our stills are finished in Photoshop for color balance, contrast and small clean-ups, the same last step every client image goes through. The images on this page are concept work, not photographs of built projects.

Can you match the style of an image I like?

Yes. Send the reference image with your brief and we match its light, mood, camera height and color grade; the first draft shows the match for your comments, and two revision rounds are included.