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Elevate your furniture presentation! Custom renderings let you design the environment. Send us your vision, any details you want (rugs, lamps, architecture), and we’ll craft a stunning image that showcases your furniture perfectly.

Custom boardroom modeled from the project drawings, with a long wood conference table, tan leather swivel chairs on a patterned rug, a wall-mounted display and sheer curtains behind full-height glass Custom café and servery modeled from the project drawings, with a curved wood soffit over a tiled service counter, cold cases, long communal tables with black chairs and a double-height glazed atrium beyond Custom lounge and collaboration zone modeled from the project drawings, with a light-blue L-shaped modular sofa, black-frame lounge chairs with wood arms, a dark coffee table, laptop tables and a spiral stair beyond the curtain wall Café and social space with Teknion bistro tables, Dauphin Winko wire chairs, Studio TK Sante counter stools and Hem Udon chairs; the exposed ceiling services, feature banquette, tile backsplash and lighting all modeled to match the real project Lobby lounge with an Arper Shaal sofa in Luum Merus leather, Studio TK Pico lounge chairs, an Arper Ghia coffee table, an Arper Oell end table and Studio TK Bevy tables at the built-in bench; the scalloped wood screen is custom millwork modeled from the project drawings, along with the bench, the polished concrete floor and the courtyard view Custom environment rendering of a Teknion Altos glass meeting room with an acoustic panel and Sicla chairs Booth-style meeting nook with Studio TK Clique benches facing a Studio TK Bevy table, set into a wood-panelled alcove with a pendant fixture overhead Lounge area with Gus Modern Foundry sofas and armchairs, Blu Dot Swole side tables and a Gus Modern Tobias coffee table, rendered by the Anomatics team to match the actual space, from the exposed services down to the carpet tile layout Custom lobby and reception modeled from the project drawings, with a marble-clad reception desk, a wood-panelled feature wall, a curved cream banquette with a round coffee table, teal lounge chairs and cluster pendants over polished concrete Custom open-plan floor modeled from the project drawings, with long runs of height-adjustable bench workstations, acoustic divider screens, mobile pedestals, planter carts and a mesh task chair at every station Custom outdoor courtyard modeled from the project drawings, with black bistro tables and stackable chairs, planters, a mature tree and festoon lighting against exposed brick and full-height glazing Custom café and social space modeled from the project drawings, with a long terracotta leather banquette, round white café tables, blue side chairs, wood counter stools at a service counter and a blue-panelled meeting area beyond Custom environment rendering of a Teknion workstation run with Tone task chairs, where numbered lockers with integrated planters act as space dividers between the open work area and the circulation route; the exposed services, carpet tile pattern, curved feature wall and city view all modeled to match the real project Lounge area with Studio TK Petal lounge chairs, a Studio TK Havn sofa and a Blu Dot Coco coffee table; the wood slat feature wall, polished concrete floor and the daylight coming through the curtain wall all modeled to match the real project Customized environment rendering showing how Teknion focus pods integrate into an open work area, alongside District workstations and Tone task chairs, with a conference room visible beyond; the exposed concrete structure, polished floor and city view all modeled to match the real project Open collaboration space with a Martin Brattrud Monterey modular sofa, Bernhardt Harper lounge chairs, an Andreu World Arc coffee table, Hightower Proto oval side tables and, in the café beyond, Grand Rapids Ferdinand chairs with HBF Studio standing tables; the preserved moss wall, curved ceiling detail, ribbon lighting and polished concrete floor all modeled to match the project as designed Open-plan workstation cluster using the Teknion District line, with height-adjustable surfaces, glass-topped screens, integrated power and mobile pedestal storage Custom outdoor terrace modeled from the project drawings, with a wood slat pergola, woven lounge chairs, poufs, round side tables and planting, opening onto a glazed conference room and a city skyline Custom collaboration and training area modeled from the project drawings, with a wood slat screen, mobile tables, a drafting-height task chair, counter stools, mint upholstered soft seating and pendant lighting over polished concrete Custom lounge and meeting area modeled from the project drawings, with a wood-clad wall, cream and pink upholstered lounge chairs, olive poufs, stone-top occasional tables and, beyond the glass, amber chairs at café tables with a city view
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The client's actual space, before it exists

A customized environment rendering is built from your drawing. We model the walls, the glazing, the column grid, the ceiling and the light as they are in the real project, then place the specified furniture inside it with the real finishes. The result is not a furniture image with a room behind it, it is the room, which is why this is the format that wins presentations.

This is the render to order when the client cannot picture what you are proposing, when two layout options need to be compared side by side, or when a decision hinges on how a finish will read under the daylight that particular floor gets. Designers use it for client approvals, dealers use it for competitive bids where the visual is the differentiator.

What we need from you

The furniture always has to come as 3D blocks. The accuracy of the image depends on the geometry of the pieces themselves, so this part is not negotiable.

For the building, a 3D floor plan is ideal and gives us the fastest start. A 2D AutoCAD plan works well too. As a last resort, send us a PDF along with a few reference dimensions and we will build the shell from that.

Beyond the geometry, the goal here is to photograph a space that does not exist yet, so the more you tell us the more real it looks. Send your finish and material selections, the camera views you want, elevation information, and anything you know about decoration and accessories. If the client wants warm wood tones, if the reception desk is custom, if there is a brand color that has to appear, tell us up front. Every detail you give us goes into the image. We would rather build it right the first time than revise it later.

Turnaround and scope

Custom scenes take longer than generic environments because the space itself has to be built. Send your deadline with the request and we will confirm what is achievable before we start. For a whole floor overview instead of an eye level view, consider an axonometric view.

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