[ Interior renderings · Axonometric views ]

One client, growing scope

Mariella · Splendor Styling · Washington, USA

Brief and objective

Mariella first reached out for a single visualization — then returned with a second, and later added three more as her project evolved. All five visuals were treated as one project and priced together.

She sent a concept plan with dimensions and photos of the rooms with the furniture drawn in, a material board with a wallpaper for every wall and ceiling, drapery details and a spec sheet with a link for every item. I built the 3D model from them, so every view added later came from the same model and stayed consistent with the ones before it. Started with one visual, grew into five, and the bundle discount still applied to everything.

Only have a floor plan and a material board? That is enough: I build the 3D model myself and send you angles to choose from.

My role: The 3D model from the designer’s concept plan and photos, the camera angles and all five views, finished by hand in Procreate
Views: 3 interior views (living room, entry with the kitchen and dining area, bedroom) + 2 axonometric views
Supplied: A concept plan with dimensions and room photos, a material board and a spec sheet with vendor links
Delivered: 12 days, added in stages over several weeks
Model: One 3D model for all five views

What the client sent

No 3D model this time: a concept plan with dimensions, photos of the rooms, a material board and a spec sheet with vendor links.

Pages from the designer’s concept: plan, material board and drapery details

One client, growing scope: client drawing 1

One client, growing scope: client drawing 2

One client, growing scope: client drawing 3

One client, growing scope: client drawing 4

Wallpapers, fabrics and furniture from the spec

One client, growing scope: material and furniture reference 1

One client, growing scope: material and furniture reference 2

One client, growing scope: material and furniture reference 3

One client, growing scope: material and furniture reference 4

One client, growing scope: material and furniture reference 5

One client, growing scope: material and furniture reference 6

One client, growing scope: material and furniture reference 7

One client, growing scope: material and furniture reference 8

One client, growing scope: material and furniture reference 9

One client, growing scope: material and furniture reference 10

One client, growing scope: material and furniture reference 11

One client, growing scope: material and furniture reference 12

3D model and angles

I built the 3D model from the concept plan and the photos, then sent angles to choose from. The video walks through the model; below are the angles of all five views.

One client, growing scope: 3D model view 1

One client, growing scope: 3D model view 2

One client, growing scope: 3D model view 3

One client, growing scope: 3D model view 4

One client, growing scope: 3D model view 5

The chosen angle and the final view

Move across the image: the approved angle of the 3D model, and the same view finished by hand.

Revisions included. Two free rounds on every view: one at the 3D stage, one on the final view. Comments come straight on the image.

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Final views

Choose a view below; move across the large image to look at the details.

One client, growing scope: final rendering 1

[ Client review ]

Everything looks fabulous! Thanks so much for sharing your talent with me, and for going the extra mile to get things on time. I really appreciate it and look forward to working together again.

Mariella, Lead Designer

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