The price reflects more than the final image
An interior rendering involves modelling, arranging furniture, developing materials, lighting and producing the image. Its cost depends on what is already defined and what still needs to be designed. Visualising a completed design brief differs from a study in which the studio must also create the layout. A DECO3D.ma quote specifies the scope according to your documents and project requirements.
Provide the starting documents
Clear drawings, dimensions and photographs make preparation easier. If you already have a 3D model, state its format and contents so the studio can assess what can be reused. If dimensions or layouts are still undecided, that preliminary work needs to be included. Visual references help communicate your preferences, but should be distinguished from decisions that have already been approved.
Define the level of detail and views
Standard furniture requires a different amount of preparation from bespoke pieces. Materials, decorative details and lighting scenarios also influence the work. Specify which spaces and angles you need, and whether the images are for your own decisions, a project presentation or a communication campaign. Ask about the dimensions of the delivered files and the usage terms included in the proposal.
Organise reviews and revisions
Rendering work is more effective when feedback is collected and prioritised. Agree on the layout and aesthetic direction before finalising the images. A colour adjustment differs from a complete change to the layout or furniture. Clarify the approval stages, included revisions and treatment of additional requests so everyone understands the process.
Request your 3D visualisation quote
Share the location, rooms, approximate area, available documents and desired views. Include your deadline and the decisions already made. DECO3D.ma uses photorealistic renderings to help you imagine your future interior before construction begins. Materials, furniture and lighting become a tangible basis for discussion, allowing us to refine the design together.