OUR WORKFLOW
A clear, collaborative process. From the first conversation to the final frame, every stage has a purpose.
BRIEF & CONTEXT
We begin with the architectural idea, the site and the intended audience. Drawings, references and the initial model help us establish a shared direction.
Drawings, model, brief and visual references
A shared brief and image list
↗Agree on the visual direction
CAMERA & COMPOSITION
We study the key viewpoints, the relationship to the horizon and the human scale. Draft compositions are reviewed together before detailing begins.
Approved brief and base model
Camera studies and composition options
↗Select the key viewpoints
MATERIALS & LANDSCAPE
We develop surfaces, planting and the surrounding context. Each element supports the architecture and the story rather than competing with it.
Material references and landscape information
A developed scene and material study
↗Confirm materials and context
LIGHT & MOOD
We explore the mood of the approved view through light and tonal balance. The interactive study below demonstrates the comparison interface; it is not a record of a real production stage.
Approved scene and visual direction
Atmosphere studies
↗Choose the mood
FINISHING & DELIVERY
The selected direction is refined through careful compositing, detail work and colour grading. We review the image series as a whole before delivery.
Consolidated feedback
Final images in the agreed formats
↗Final review and delivery
SPACE & INTENT
We study the interior concept, spatial relationships and natural light. The brief establishes how the space should be experienced.
Plans, model and design concept
Interior brief and image list
↗Agree on the story
VIEWS & PROPORTIONS
Camera studies move from the overall room to more intimate viewpoints. We choose a sequence that balances clarity with atmosphere.
Base model and image brief
Draft camera views
↗Select the viewpoints
SURFACES & STYLING
Furniture, materials and carefully chosen details bring scale and life to the interior. Styling follows the design intent.
Material palette and furniture references
Developed interior scene
↗Confirm the palette
LIGHT & VARIATION
We test how light changes the room. This sample comparison is a demonstration of the interface and can be replaced with your own stage images.
Developed scene
Lighting and mood studies
↗Choose the light
DETAIL & DELIVERY
Final adjustments bring materials, light and grading into a consistent visual language across the selected views.
Approved direction and final comments
Final interior image series
↗Final review
EXTERIOR
INTERIOR
VISUAL DIRECTION