LightingDaylight & evening
Judge it in real light
Real-time ray tracing simulates daylight through your actual window orientation, plus every cove and pendant after dark.
3D Design
& Rendering
Photorealistic interiors modelled in SketchUp and rendered in D5 Render — so every material, light and proportion is settled while changes still cost nothing.
ModellingSketchUp
RenderingD5 Render — real-time ray tracing
DesignerKaran Sharma · 4 yrs
Turnaround3–5 days, depending on project size
CoverageBengaluru & remote
EnquiriesRequest a quote
See your home finished — before it is built.
The case for 3D4 min read
A drawing asks you to imagine; a render lets you decide. The expensive regrets in an interior project — the wrong laminate, a cramped island, a ceiling that eats the room — are obvious on screen and nearly invisible on a 2D plan.
MaterialsSide by side
Compare finishes properly
See the same kitchen in three laminates or two counter stones, and choose with your eyes instead of a swatch the size of a phone.
ApprovalBefore production
Sign off with certainty
Carpenters build to a clear visual reference, so what arrives on site is what you actually approved.
ScopeStandalone
No execution required
Hire us for visualisation alone — homeowners, architects, contractors and fellow designers all welcome.
What you receive
Every project ships with the visuals and the documentation behind them.
| Deliverable | What it is | Typical |
|---|---|---|
| Still renders | High-resolution views from the angles that matter, in daylight and evening light. | 2–4 per room |
| 360° panoramas | Stand inside the room on your phone and look around — the fastest way to judge whether a space feels right. | 1 per room |
| Walkthrough animation | A short cinematic move through the home, for presentations and client approvals. | On request |
| Material & finish board | Every laminate, veneer, stone, paint and hardware finish shown in the render, listed so nothing is guessed on site. | 1 per project |
| 3D floor plan | Top-down layout with real furniture footprints, so circulation and clearances are checked before ordering. | 1 per floor |
| Working drawings | Dimensioned elevations and details your carpenter can build from. | On request |
Selected renders
Kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms and full-home visualisations — modelled, lit and rendered in-house.
The designer
One person handles the plan, the model, the materials and the lighting.
3D VisualiserInterior Designer
Karan Sharma
4 years of interior design experience
Karan handles every stage of the 3D work himself — measuring up the plan, modelling the space in SketchUp, developing materials, then lighting and rendering it in D5. Working with one person start to finish means the image reflects a designer's judgement about how a room will be lived in, not just a technician's output.
Those four years sit behind every render: proportions, storage, switch positions and circulation are considered as carefully as the mood of the picture.
ModellingSketchUp
RenderingD5 Render
LightingDaylight & artificial
MaterialsFinish selection
PlanningSpace & layout
MotionWalkthrough animation
How it works
From your floor plan to final delivery, in six steps.
| Step | Stage | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Share your plan | Send a dimensioned floor plan — or site photos and measurements — plus a note on style, budget and references. |
| 02 | Layout & concept | We agree the furniture layout and design direction before modelling, so the render is built on a plan you believe in. |
| 03 | 3D modelling | The space is built to scale in SketchUp — walls, joinery, ceiling and furniture at real dimensions. |
| 04 | Materials & lighting | Finishes, textures and fixtures are applied in D5 Render, then tuned for daylight and evening conditions. |
| 05 | Draft review | You see draft views and mark up anything to change — layout, finishes, lighting, décor. Two rounds included. |
| 06 | Final delivery | High-resolution renders, 360° panoramas and any animation, delivered with the material board. |
Who it's for
Homeowners
See the design resolved before committing budget to joinery and finishes.
Architects & contractors
Presentation-ready visuals for a client meeting, without adding a 3D hire.
Interior designers
Outsource visualisation and stay on design and site.
Builders & developers
Market a flat or villa before handover.
Furniture & modular brands
Clean product-in-context imagery for catalogues and campaigns.
What shapes the cost
Work is quoted per project — a single kitchen view and a full 3BHK walkthrough are very different jobs. The variables:
Rooms & views
How many spaces, and how many angles per space.
Output type
Stills, 360° panoramas, or animation.
Custom joinery
How much bespoke furniture must be modelled from scratch.
Revision rounds
Beyond the two included at draft stage.
Turnaround
Standard, or express where a deadline demands it.
Send your floor plan and you will get a clear, itemised quote — no lump sums.
Questions
What software do you use?
Modelling in SketchUp, rendering in D5 Render, which uses real-time ray tracing for photorealistic light, reflections and materials. AutoCAD and Photoshop support the work where a project calls for it.
How long does it take?
From a confirmed layout, most projects are delivered in 3–5 days, depending on the size of the project, the number of views and the revision rounds.
What do you need from me to start?
A floor plan with dimensions — or clear site photos plus measurements — a short brief on style and budget, and any reference images you like.
How many revisions are included?
Two rounds at the draft stage, which is where layout and finish changes belong. Further rounds, or changes after final delivery, are quoted separately.
Do you work outside Bengaluru?
Yes. Execution work is Bengaluru-only, but 3D visualisation works entirely remotely — if you can send a dimensioned plan, we can render it wherever you are.
Will the finished room look like the render?
That is the point. Because materials are chosen from what is genuinely available and the model is built to real dimensions, the render is a commitment rather than a mood board. Minor variation in natural light and fabric texture is normal.
Send us your floor plan
Tell us which rooms you want visualised and you will get an itemised quote and a realistic timeline — usually the same day.