Most Popular 3D Architectural & Interior Design Imagery

22 September, 2017
by Daragh Doyle

We’ve put together our top 10 frequently requested architectural and interior design 3d image types. Here, we present the first five. All of these images were created for marketing purposes with the exception of the first set, Design Development.

01. Design Development

Optus Melbourne - Reception — Optus Melbourne – Reception

Back to our roots for this one. Conceptual and Design Development images are our speciality. Working closely with the architect and/or the the interior designers, these images are a great way to allow our client understand their vision. Not always necessarily photo-realistic, the Design Development image can show many variations of the same space, giving a clear understanding of the materials palette and the space relations of an environment.

Daycare Interior - Canterbury Road, Bayswater North — Daycare Interior – Canterbury Road, Bayswater North

Baker McKenzie - Reception — Baker McKenzie – Reception

Olympus - Workspace — Olympus – Workspace

Hicksons Lawyers - Interior Render — Hicksons Lawyers – Interior Render

02. The Hero

No set of architectural imagery would be complete without The Hero. Stormy grey clouds or a purple hue sun-rise, this render type often sets the tone for the other images in a collection. The purpose of this shot is to make the architecture shine. The Hero often also provides an opportunity to convey additional selling features such as cafes or retail.

Hopkins Street, Footscray - Exterior Render — Hopkins Street, Footscray – Exterior Render

Male Street, Brighton - Exterior Render — Male Street, Brighton – Exterior Render

Discover more in our special feature on the Flagship project at 58 Southbank Boulevard – including a unique insight into the creative process behind the street view 3d render shown above.

03. The Classics (part 1) – Kitchen

The Kitchen render is a given for the architectural render collection. Bench tops, fixtures and fittings are usually accompanied by some carefully styled decor items to add a human touch. These touches are vital to this image and assist in selling a lifestyle or allowing the viewer to imagine themselves in the environment.

Willis Street, Hampton - Interior Render — Willis Street, Hampton – Interior Render

Beach Road Kitchen, Sandringham - Interior Render — Beach Road Kitchen, Sandringham – Interior Render

04. The Classics (part 2) – Living

The Living image is a really great way to showcase a space and market a lifestyle. In many cases the furniture fit-out is dictated by styling chosen for branding documents or display rooms and the 3d image must reflect this style to maintain consistency.

Prospect Street, Pascoe Vale - Interior Render — Prospect Street, Pascoe Vale – Interior Render

Barkly Street Living, Mordialloc - Interior Render — Barkly Street Living, Mordialloc – Interior Render

View more interior and exterior 3d renders from the Beach Road, Sandringham and Barkley Street, Mordialloc projects.

05. The Classics (part 3) – Bathroom

The Bathroom, just like the Kitchen image is a crucial part in the marketing of a new space. It takes a skilled 3d artist to maximise this space, especially if it is void of natural light. Towels and other toiletries add that human feel as well as adding personal warmth and character to the space.

Willis Street, Hampton - Ensuite Render — Willis Street, Hampton – Ensuite Render

Walter Street, Hadfield - Interior Render — Walter Street, Hadfield – Interior Render

Wilton Grove, Elwood - Interior — Wilton Grove, Elwood – Interior Bathroom

That’s the half-time whistle on our list of Most Popular 3D Architectural & Interior Design Imagery. In Part 2, we take a look at The Interior Elevation, The Bedroom, The Cutaway, The Vignette and The Photomontage.

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