We produced this CGI to be used within the marketing materials for a property developer.

This interior CGI shows a collection of stylish products. The theme being ‘Hygge’ is very current and can be applied to internal property CGIs as well as KBB brochure shots.

This cosy snug visualisation displays a variety of products in the one image; while maintaining a practical trendy Scandinavian feel. This is a great example of how an interior CGI can aid an interior designer bring their ideas to life.

This moody and atmospheric visual was produced as a set of interior design images for a new build ultra modern home. One of the great things about CGI is the unlimted variations available; lighting and props can be changed to give whole new feel to an old virtual room set.

This CGI was produced for a property development in Scotland. However it could have just as easily been produced for a kitchen manufacturer or any KBB related business. This ultra real interior CGI works perfectly in our clients brochure.

The product in this shot is the kitchen itself; compared to building a set and hiring a professional photographer a virtual CG set works out much more cost effective. Photo realistic visuals like these are perfect to add new product to websites and brochures - especially as most people can't tell this isn't real!

The level of detail on this CGI really adds to the realism. This is my kind of bathroom; visually interesting while keeping a real feel of quality.

This kitchen CGI could have been produced for a kitchen manufacturer or KBB supplier. However even though we do produce KBB CGIs this image was actually produced for a property developer in Birmingham, although the property itself id being constructed and marketed in the South East of England.

This bathroom CGI is a perfect example of how interior CGI can work for bathroom manufacturers in the KBB industry. This shot is perfect for brochures, website, print as well as across social media platforms.

This is an interior CGI of an apartment. Interior visualisations such as this work as great shots within brochures. The use of interior CGI is not only for the KBB markets but also for selling property especially apartments off-plan.

This is a bedroom CGI produced for a manufacturer within the Kitchens, Bedrooms and Bathrooms sector. Not only can the KBB products themselves be produced as 3D models; these can then be placed into bespoke virtual roomsets. The 3D computer generated rooms are dressed with props to promote the lifestyle manufacturers would like associated with their bedroom products.

This high end bathroom would fit in perfectly with luxury London residential and hotel properties. The classical products give stylish but timeless feel to the image and this would work beautifully as a brochure CGI aimed at the 'Chelsea' market.

This CGI visualises the interior of a new wedding venue coming in Kent. Our client asked us to dress the room with cool industrial style furniture, while keeping the feel upmarket and ready for a big day!

This bedroom visualisation was produced as part of a set of brochure images.

This is a CGI featuring a kitchen and dining area of a new build apartment in Camden, London, England. The kitchen manufacturer being part of the KBB industry is actually based in Yorkshire. This is a good example of how CGI can be used for marketing by property developers and the KBB industry alike.

We produced this CGI as part of a new build property project. This visualisation will be used for marketing purposes within the property developers brochures and online. This is part of a larger set of interior CGIs produced for the same house type.

This interior CGI was produced for a property company based in central England although they construct property developments through the UK - from London to Glasgow and beyond. This high level of property development requires high end marketing CGIs for both architectural exterior and interior designs. This internal CGI was produced as part of a set of exterior CGI, interior CGI as well as a 360 degree CGI tour with external street views and well as open plan interior 360 degree CGIs; all viewable with virtual reality headsets, on desktops, smart phones and tablets.

This kitchen CGI is a great way of showing a realistic virtual kitchen set. The fact it is CGI allows for flexiblity across the kitchen props, colours and materials - not to mention the time of day and lighting. It is a good example of how kitchen, bedroom and bathroom manufacturers can and do make use of interior and product CGIs across all of their marketing platforms.

This interior architectural visualisation was produced for a property developer based in England. This developer has several sites throughout Shropshire and the Midlands including Telford, Shrewsbury and Ironbridge. Property developers such as these use CGI or architectural visualisations to market off-plan properties in brochures, on websites and as well as on the construction site itself.

This bedroom CGI could have been produced for the KBB industry, however it was actually produced for a london marketing agency. The end client being a property developer were looking to market their new build properties off-plan using CGI in the form of architectural visualisation.

This living and dining room CGI was produced as part of a set of property CGI for a large developer in London. Architectural visualisations are not limited to the building exteriors; interior visualisations are often used to market apartments as well as houses alongside exterior CGI.

This visual started out as a New York loft style apartment space; once we added the octopus artwork a nautical theme started, we broke up the white wall with a collection of sea based graphics and finished it off with a view of the surrounding city port. The contrast between the modern urban skyscrapers and the old wooden floors and ceiling really makes this CGI a desirable place to live.