Gustav Morving
Gustav Morving
Photorealistic 3D interior renders for architects, interior designers, property developers and real estate agents. Test materials, lighting and layouts - and show clients exactly what they are buying, before a single wall goes up.
Buyers and investors respond to what they can see, not what they can imagine. Photorealistic interiors make a property tangible at the pre-sale or pre-build stage - removing the uncertainty that stalls decisions.
See exactly how the oak floor works with the grey tiles and the warm pendants - before committing to any of them. Material changes in 3D cost nothing. Material changes on site cost plenty.
Architects and interior designers who present renders instead of mood boards close more projects. Clients make faster decisions when they can see the result rather than being asked to believe in it.
Once a room is built in 3D, variations cost a fraction of the original. Different material finishes, furniture configurations, or lighting moods - all from the same base model.
From 3,500 DKK. One scene, one camera angle, photorealistic lighting and materials. Delivered as high-resolution TIFF and web-ready JPEG.
From 8,000 DKK. Three to five angles of one space, or two to three rooms. Better value for projects that need coverage across an apartment or floor plan.
From 15,000 DKK. Complete interior coverage of a residential unit - living, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom. Used for pre-sale marketing and investor presentations.
Present interior proposals to clients before construction. Win design approval faster and with fewer revision rounds - because clients can actually see what they are agreeing to.
Show concept directions as finished rooms, not mood boards. The difference between "I think I understand" and "yes, exactly that" closes a lot of gap in the brief-to-approval cycle.
Pre-sell units before construction completes. Renders that look like photography give buyers confidence to commit - and give your marketing team material that works at every stage of the sales process.
Floor plans or CAD/DWG files, reference images for the style and mood you are targeting, and a material specification - or descriptions of the finishes you want. I can suggest furniture placement based on the space, or work from a provided layout.
Photorealistic - which in practice means they are frequently mistaken for photography. The key factors are accurate lighting simulation, high-quality material textures, and composition that matches how a professional photographer would frame the shot.
Yes. Once the scene is modelled and lit, material swaps (floor finish, wall colour, furniture fabric) are fast and priced as add-ons rather than full renders. This is one of the main advantages of 3D over photography for interior work.
Architectural visualization typically covers exterior views of buildings - facades, aerial views, street-level context. Interior rendering focuses on rooms and spaces: how a space feels from inside, what the materials look like at eye level, how light moves through the room.
Share your project details - floor plans, reference images, and what you need the renders to communicate. You'll have a fixed quote within 24 hours.
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