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Axonometric interior views

An axonometric view shows how rooms connect — layout, furniture and finishes in one image, without perspective distortion. Clients understand a whole floor in seconds.

When to choose an axonometric view

Choose an axonometric view when your client needs to see how spaces work together: the layout, the furniture and the finishes of several rooms or a whole floor in one image. Choose a perspective rendering when the client needs to feel one room at eye level — its light, materials and mood. Many designers order both, from the same 3D model.

Prices

  • Axonometric view of a kitchen and living room

    Axonometric view, 1–2 rooms

    One or two connected rooms with furniture and finishes.

    $180Get a quote →
  • Axonometric view of a living room, entry, kitchen and dining area

    Axonometric view, 3 rooms or more

    Three or more rooms, up to a whole floor.

    $210Get a quote →

What's included

  • You receiveOne high-resolution image: A4 at 450 dpi (about 5,260 × 3,720 px), in CMYK or RGB (your choice), ready for print and presentations.
  • DeliveryUp to 2 days for one view; each additional angle of the same room adds 1 day. Express: twice as fast for +50%.
  • IncludedThe 3D model built from your dimensions and 2 free revision rounds: one on the 3D model, one on the final view.
  • Bundle discounts10% from 3 views, 14% from 6, 17% from 12.

Examples from real projects

See them in context: One client, growing scope · From exterior to interior

What to send

  • Floor plan with furniture layout and dimensions required
  • Materials, photo references, furniture, lighting and decor: everything about the project required
  • Links to the materials and furniture required
  • Room elevations, if you have them optional

Don't worry if something is missing — I'll guide you. CAD, SketchUp, PDF or hand drawings all work.

Questions

Axonometric view or 3D floor plan — what's the difference?

A 3D floor plan shows the whole layout from directly above. An axonometric view is turned at an angle, so walls, furniture and finishes read more like real rooms.

Will it match my perspective renderings?

Yes. Every view of a project comes from the same 3D model, so proportions, materials and light stay consistent.

What file will I get?

A high-resolution image at A4, 450 dpi (about 5,260 × 3,720 px), in CMYK or RGB (your choice), sharp enough for print and large screens.

How fast is it?

Up to 2 days for one view, after the 3D model (up to 1 day). Need it sooner? Express is twice as fast for +50%.

Have a project in mind?

Send a brief or just describe your project, and I'll recommend the right visualization format.