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Fast-track your furniture vision! Let us choose from our pre-designed environments to showcase your pieces. We’ll customize the fit for a speedy turnaround.

Generic environment rendering of a Compel Pivit Frame benching cluster with Maxim LT chairs Generic environment rendering of a Compel Pivit Frame benching cluster in a loft-style setting Generic environment rendering of Compel Mobius training tables with Ziggy stacking chairs Private office with a Teknion Expansion desk and credenza, a height-adjustable worksurface with a Swerve dual monitor arm, a Sabrina task chair and Davis Sketch guest chairs around the meeting table, shown in a pre-designed setting with a park view Generic environment rendering of a small meeting room with Teknion Just-Us chairs Workstation cluster using the Teknion District system with height-adjustable surfaces, glass topper screens and tower storage, paired with Haworth Soji task chairs and shown in a pre-designed setting with a wood slat wall Private office with Teknion Expansion casegoods on an open frame leg, shown with overhead storage, a tackable fabric backsplash, lateral and mobile pedestal filing, and a Teknion Around task chair Generic environment rendering of high-back booth seating from Rework in a city office Private office with Teknion Expansion casegoods on an open frame leg, shown with overhead storage, a tackable backsplash and lateral filing, paired with a SitOnIt Focus high-back task chair, Teknion Sitara guest chairs and a Humanscale M/Flex dual monitor arm Private office in a pre-designed setting with a height-adjustable light-oak desk, a low credenza and wall-mounted shelving, an acoustic fabric panel, a dark mesh task chair and a teal guest chair, with a city view through floor-to-ceiling glass Executive private office with a Teknion Dossier desk and credenza in dark veneer, shown with a Swerve dual monitor arm, a Stylex Sava task chair and an OFS guest chair, set against sheer window treatments and a city view Corner private office in a pre-designed setting with light-oak casegoods, overhead shelving, a tackable fabric backsplash, a monitor on an arm, a black mesh task chair and a round meeting table with two teal wire-base chairs Reception and open-plan area in a pre-designed setting with a light-oak reception desk with a transaction counter, dual monitors, mesh task chairs, a mobile pedestal and lateral filing, under an exposed ceiling Workstation in a pre-designed setting with a light-oak height-adjustable desk, dual monitors on an arm, a tackable fabric wall panel, a red upholstered window bench, a mobile pedestal and a round meeting table with a wood-frame guest chair Private office in a pre-designed setting with a light-oak desk and return, dual monitors, a grey acoustic panel wall with a floating shelf, a white mobile pedestal, a dark mesh task chair and a wood-trimmed swivel guest chair, with a city view Generic environment rendering of a black and wood private office with a Teknion Sabrina chair Panel-based workstation in a pre-designed setting with a white and light-oak L-shaped surface, a transaction-height end panel, a monitor arm, integrated drawer and lateral storage and a black mesh task chair Open-plan cubicle cluster in a pre-designed setting with fabric-panel workstations, light-oak surfaces, white mobile pedestals and mesh task chairs, seen through interior glazing Six-person bench workstation run in a pre-designed setting with light-oak tops on a white frame, grey acoustic divider screens, dual monitor arms, white mobile pedestals and black mesh task chairs, with a city view Two-person touchdown space with a Teknion UpStage table, Kuskoa chairs in full upholstery and a Complements desk lamp, set into an alcove with a wall-mounted coat rack and shelf
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A real room, without the cost of designing one

Sometimes the client needs to see the furniture in context, but the project doesn't justify building a custom space from scratch. A generic environment rendering solves that: we place your furniture in one of our pre-designed office settings an open floor with daylight, a private office, a meeting room, a lounge and light it so the piece reads the way it will in a real installation.

Because the environment already exists and is already lit, this costs less and delivers faster than a custom scene. What you skip is the modeling of walls, glazing, ceilings and lighting that a custom render requires.

When to choose generic over custom

Generic environments are the right call for product launches, dealer marketing, website imagery, sales decks and any presentation where the space is a backdrop rather than the subject. When the client wants to see their own floor plan, their column grid, their window line, their finishes, that is a customized environment rendering instead. If the space is irrelevant and only the product matters, go with a white background rendering.

What we need from you

Send us a .dwg or .skp file with the 3D furniture blocks, your finish list, and a note on which environment from our website you'd like. Not sure which setting fits? Just send the product and we'll suggest one. After more than 10 years in the contract furniture industry, we know how to present your product at its best.

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