Stage 1 · Inputs
Plans, photographs or measurements.
Our services, in detail
Four services for homeowners, designers and builders, with revisions agreed up front.
Program 01 · Illustrative, and said so
3D renderings
Renderings exist to settle decisions before money is spent on them. They are illustrative rather than photographic predictions — light, colour and material appearance will differ from the built result, and we say so rather than letting a client expect an exact match.
Stage 2 · Model
Built to the information supplied.
Stage 3 · Draft views
For your comments, before finishing.
Stage 4 · Final
Delivered in the agreed formats.
Stage 1 · Measurements
Yours, or taken from your plans.
Stage 2 · Options
Two or three layouts compared.
Stage 3 · Clearances
Checked against real dimensions.
Stage 4 · Final plan
Scaled and dimensioned.
Program 02 · Drawn to scale
Floor plans & space planning
Most layout problems are clearance problems: a door that cannot open fully, a walkway too tight once a chair is pulled out. Drawing to scale with real furniture dimensions catches those on paper, which is the cheapest place to find them.
Program 03 · For designers and builders
Drafting support
Drafting capacity for designers and builders who need drawings produced accurately and on time. We work to your standards and templates. Anything that must be signed and sealed goes to your architect or engineer — we prepare, they take professional responsibility.
Stage 1 · Standards
Your templates, layers and conventions.
Stage 2 · Drafting
Produced to those standards.
Stage 3 · Check
Reviewed against your markups.
Stage 4 · Handover
Native files, not just PDFs.
Stage 1 · Palette
Drawn from what you actually like.
Stage 2 · Schedule
Materials listed with suppliers.
Stage 3 · Board
Presented beside the renderings.
Stage 4 · Honest caveats
Where a screen misleads.
Program 04 · Next to the render
Material & finish boards
A rendering shown without the actual materials invites disappointment, because a screen cannot convey texture or sheen. Pairing the visual with real samples and a finish schedule keeps expectations and reality in the same conversation.
Hard to picture it?
A free first call on what you need, and whether a rendering would settle it.