3D rendering
I make 3D renders that look like photographs, with materials and lighting worked out piece by piece.
They’re for presenting a project, a catalogue or a product launch. I build the 3D model from technical drawings, a survey or your own brief, and then the set around it: a boutique, a shop, a photo studio. I work from Cecina, in Tuscany, and I can run projects remotely as well.
The product before it’s in your hands
Displays, furniture and interiors built in 3D: for a proposal that needs signing off, for a catalogue, for a company website.
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Maybach Eyewear2024-2025Luxury eyewear displays
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Haier wine coolers2025-2026Display islands for wine coolers
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Holm & Nesti2026Furniture catalogue, renders and layout
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Cashmatic3D modelling and in-context renders
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Evergreen2026Concept, 3D renders and campaign
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Sikkens Colour Wall2024-2025Modular colour display
Questions about 3D rendering
How much does a 3D render cost?
I don’t have a price list: every project gets its own quote. Once we’ve talked it through, I’ll send you the stages, timings and costs, with what’s included and what isn’t.
What do you need to make a render?
Technical drawings, a survey or even just your own brief: I build the 3D model from there. I can also start from models that already exist: for Holm & Nesti I adjusted the seating to the right dimensions and finished it in the collection’s materials.
Render or photo shoot?
A render doesn’t need the product: it can be done even when the piece doesn’t exist yet, and I build the set in 3D. That’s how I did the whole Holm & Nesti shoot, with coloured backdrops, softboxes and a spotlight, just like in a photo studio. That way decisions get made before anything is produced, and a product can be shown before it’s in your hands.
How long does it take?
It depends on how many pieces and how many scenes are needed. I set out the timings in the quote, stage by stage, before we start.
Can I use the renders for a catalogue or on social media?
Yes. For Holm & Nesti the renders became the catalogue photos, for Cashmatic the images for the company’s website and materials, for Evergreen the campaign.
(Got a product to show before it exists?)