Renderings for interior designers
In a nutshell
They are photorealistic images for your client to approve materials, furniture and lighting before the build. We start from your interior design project and model the pieces you have chosen, not generic furniture. With your drawings and your list, you receive a fixed-price proposal within 24 business hours.
- 24 hfixed-price proposal, in business hours
- 2 roundsof revisions per view, with notes on the image
- 4Kas JPG, the final delivery
- 1 weekaround it, for a single view
What does a rendering give you as an interior designer?
Four uses to get the project approved with your client before the build.
Validating materials
Your client decides better with the finishes together and with the light of the room than with a loose sample. Each view comes out with the project's materials, and in the revisions you can change materials, light or furniture on the same image.
Validating furniture and lighting
We model the pieces from your schedule instead of using generic furniture, and we set the light with your references. That way the client sees what you have specified, like the metal ceilings and warm light of Chow Restaurant.
Comparing finish versions
If your client is torn between two options, the same view can be produced in two versions. We did it in the store on La Castellana, with four views in two versions each, with and without a canopy.
Keeping a series consistent
A typical room with its common areas, or a whole house, is worked with the same model and the same light so that no room feels out of place. In the home in Rivas, fifteen interiors share dark wood, exposed beams and warm light.
How do we work with you?
From your project material to delivery in 4K.
You send us the floor plans and sections, your interior design project or moodboard and the furniture and finishes schedule; for a renovation, a photograph of the space.
- Project materialdrawings, moodboard and schedule
- Fixed-price proposal24 business hours
- Framing in claywithout materials, before rendering
- First imagealready with light and materials
- Notes on the imagetwo rounds per view
- Delivery4K JPG
What do we agree on?
Furniture, revisions, confidentiality, images and payment.
- Furniture
- The pieces from your project, just as you have specified them.
- Revisions
- Two rounds per view, with the notes written on the image itself.
- Confidentiality
- It is the norm on all commissions; the work can stay out of our portfolio if you prefer.
- Final images
- Yours to present and publish the project.
- Payment
- In two parts: when you accept the proposal and when the images are delivered.
Which interior design projects have we done?
Hotels, restaurants, homes and stores, each in its place.
Hotels
Ibiza Gran Hotel, Ibiza: lobby, bar, spa and rooms.
Hotel in Guadalmina, Marbella: rooms, bathroom, bar and exteriors.
Hotel MIM Baqueira, Baqueira: lobby, reception, bar and sitting areas.
Restaurants
Chow Restaurant, Puerto Banús (Marbella): dining room, bar and large windows.
Centro Botín Restaurant, Santander: dining room facing the bay in sunset light.
Fauna Café, a cafe with six published views.
Homes
Home in Rivas, Madrid: fifteen interior views, from the living rooms to the pool.
Mas Torrent, Costa Brava (Girona): living rooms, study, kitchen, bedrooms and bathroom.
Cap sa Sal, Begur (Girona): two apartments, from the entrance to the bathroom.
Stores
Flagship Etnia, Barcelona: the store walkthrough in five views.
Mango store, London: facade, courtyard, staircase and sales rooms.
Store on La Castellana, Madrid: jewelry store with four views, each in two versions.
How the interiors look
Nine interior views of interior design projects.
Frequently asked questions
Versions, furniture, changes, timelines and use of the images.
Can I show my client two finishes of the same view?
Yes, to compare options. In the store on La Castellana we made four views in two versions each, with and without a canopy. Tell us when you request the proposal which views need a version and the proposal will detail the ones delivered.
What do you do with my furniture and lighting schedule?
We use it to model the project's pieces, instead of generic ones, and to set the light with your references. The framing is agreed with you in clay, without materials, before the first image arrives with light and materials.
How do I mark up changes and how many times can I do it?
You annotate directly on the image. Each round covers materials, light, furniture or framing adjustments within the same approach, and there are two rounds per view. If the project changes midway, we assess it together and send you an adjustment to the proposal before continuing.
How long does a commission take depending on the type of project?
As a guide: 8 to 12 business days for the dining room, bar and facade of a restaurant; 15 to 20 for the typical room and common areas of a hotel; about 10 for a home with exteriors and two interiors; and around a week for a single view. With your drawings you receive a fixed proposal within 24 business hours.
Can I use the images with my client and on my website?
Yes. The final images are yours to present and publish the project. Confidentiality is the default: if you prefer that they do not appear in our portfolio, we do not show them.