Photorealistic 3D Renders
Photorealistic 3D renders that sell the idea before it exists
We turn drawings, mood boards or briefs into photorealistic 3D images that help architects, interior designers and brands win clients, pitch concepts and market spaces before a single brick is laid.
Photorealistic 3D Renders at a glance
- Best for
- Designers pitching a concept, developers marketing off-plan, and brands producing campaign imagery without a photoshoot.
- You send
- CAD or BIM model (DWG, RVT, SKP, 3DM) or PDF plans, a moodboard, the material and finish schedule, and your camera preferences.
- You receive
- High-res JPG, PNG and TIFF stills up to 6K, OBJ or FBX scene exports on request, web and social crops, layered PSD, 360 panoramas as an add-on.
- Typical timeline
- One interior still in 5 to 8 working days, a set of 5 to 6 images in 2 to 3 weeks. Two revision rounds included.
Send a brief, sketch or CAD file. No upfront fee.
Why work with us
Studio-grade quality
Physically based materials, accurate lighting and post-production that holds up at large print sizes.
Designer-friendly process
We work from your CAD, sketches or references and iterate fast through clear revision rounds.
Built for marketing & pitches
Renders delivered in print, web and social formats, ready for portfolios, decks and ad campaigns.
How it works
Brief
You share references, drawings or a brief.
Modeling
We build the 3D scene, apply materials and lighting.
Review
You review draft frames and request changes.
Delivery
Final high-resolution renders in your chosen formats.
Who it's for
- Interior designers presenting a concept to a client
- Architects visualizing a residential or hospitality project
- Product brands creating campaign imagery without a photoshoot
- Developers marketing off-plan real estate
- Studios needing portfolio-grade visuals on tight deadlines
- Furniture brands launching a new collection
How the work actually runs
A single interior still typically lands 5 to 8 working days after brief approval, a set of 5 to 6 images 2 to 3 weeks. Rush slots exist and are quoted upfront, never applied silently.
What we need from you
- CAD or BIM model (DWG, RVT, SKP, 3DM) if you have one
- Plans, sections and elevations as PDF if you do not
- Moodboard, reference images or a written brief for the atmosphere
- Material and finish schedule, or the supplier links you are considering
- Camera preferences: angles, framing, time of day
Production-ready output
- High-resolution stills at 4K, or up to 6000 px for print
- JPG and PNG for web and decks, TIFF on request for large-format print
- Web-optimised crops (16:9, 4:5, 1:1) for portfolio and social use
- 360 panoramas or short camera animations as an add-on
- Clean plates and alpha layers if your team wants to composite
Revision flow
- 1Grey-box clay preview: you approve geometry, camera and framing before any materials go in.
- 2Lighting and material pass: you review a low-resolution draft and annotate directly on the image.
- 3Two full revision rounds included, batched so nothing gets lost between emails.
- 4Final high-resolution render plus post-production, delivered in every format agreed in the quote.
What photorealistic 3D rendering actually delivers
A photorealistic render is more than a pretty picture. It is a controlled photograph of a space or product that does not exist yet, engineered pixel by pixel so a client, an investor or a buyer can feel the atmosphere before construction, manufacturing or shooting begins.
We use physically based rendering (PBR) materials, IES lighting profiles from real fixtures, and HDRI environments captured on location. The result reads as a photograph, not as CGI, which is exactly what closes sales and wins pitches.
For interior designers, that means presenting a concept without the risk of a client rejecting a mood board. For architects, it is the ability to visualize a facade in its real context. For brands, it is campaign imagery produced in weeks instead of months, without a set, a crew or a shoot day.
Why studios choose us over in-house 3D
Building an in-house 3D team means hiring a modeler, a lighting artist and a compositor, plus licensing 3ds Max, Corona or V-Ray, Forest Pack and a render farm. For most studios that is 8 to 12k euros per month before a single frame ships.
Outsourcing to Arkea-Tech gives you the same senior craft on a per-project basis, with no fixed cost, no software to maintain, and predictable turnaround. You keep the creative direction, we handle the pipeline.
Every project is scoped upfront with a fixed price, two revision rounds included, and delivery windows we commit to in writing.
How we keep quality consistent across projects
We work from a library of calibrated materials, tested light setups and camera presets refined over hundreds of frames. That library removes the guesswork from every new brief and keeps the visual language coherent across a full campaign or portfolio.
Every frame passes a two-step QA: technical (resolution, noise, color space, artifacts) and creative (composition, storytelling, brand fit). Nothing leaves the studio without both sign-offs.
What you get
- High-resolution still frames up to 6K in JPEG, PNG or TIFF
- Print-ready CMYK exports for brochures, billboards and press kits
- Web and social crops (16:9, 1:1, 9:16) delivered from the same master
- 360 panoramas and VR-ready scenes on request
- Layered PSD files so your team can tweak sky, mood or copy overlays
- Full commercial usage rights transferred on final payment
FAQ
How much does a photorealistic 3D render cost?+
Pricing depends on the complexity of the scene, the number of camera angles and the level of detail. Most interior renders fall between several hundred and a few thousand euros per frame. Send us your brief for a fixed quote.
How long does a render take?+
A typical interior render takes 5 to 10 working days from brief to final delivery. Rush deliveries are possible depending on scope.
What do you need from us to start?+
Ideally CAD files or accurate dimensioned drawings, plus references for the mood, materials and lighting you want. We can also work from rough sketches if that is all you have.
How many revisions are included?+
Each project includes two rounds of revisions on composition, materials and lighting. Additional rounds can be added if needed.
Can you render products as well as interiors?+
Yes. We render furniture, packaging, consumer products and architectural visuals, anything that benefits from photorealistic CGI.
Do you offer 360° or VR renders?+
Yes. We produce 360° panoramas and VR-ready scenes for immersive client presentations, ideal for closing high-ticket projects remotely.
Can you animate the render?+
Yes. We add short walkthrough animations or product turntables on top of any still render, perfect for social, ads and pitch decks.
What resolution do I get?+
Final frames are delivered up to 6K, suitable for billboard print, web hero images and any marketing format. Higher resolutions on request.
Who owns the renders?+
You do. Full commercial rights are transferred on final payment, use them in portfolios, ads, press and client decks with no restriction.
Can you match my brand style?+
Yes. Send us a moodboard, past renders or brand guidelines, we calibrate lighting, color and composition to fit your visual identity.
How do I get a quote?+
Send us your brief, drawings or even a sketch. You get a fixed-price quote within two working days, no obligation, no pushy follow-up.
Go further
Technical drawings & CAD
DWG, DXF, PDF sets your contractor can build from.
Material sourcing
Supplier shortlists, spec sheets and physical samples.
How it works
Our 4-step process from brief to delivery.
Portfolio
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Get a tailored quote
Send your brief, fixed quote within two working days.