You should be able to walk through your home before we cut anything. Not look at a picture of it — walk through it.
The most common complaint against the big platforms is that the finished home doesn't match the render. So we do something almost nobody does: on every project page on this website, we put the render and the photograph of the finished room side by side, shot from the same camera position, and let you drag between them. A render is only worth something if the company showing it to you is also the company that has to build it.
It's not a gimmick, and it's not for the wow. It's for the two decisions people get wrong on a flat drawing: whether a room feels big enough, and whether a wardrobe is in the way. Standing in it — even virtually — settles both in about ten seconds, and it settles them before anything has been cut, when changing your mind is free.
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3D views are part of the design stage on every project. Full photoreal renders and a VR walkthrough come as standard from the Premium level up.
Judge for yourself — that's the point of the comparison on every project page. We shoot the finished photograph from the render's exact camera position so the two are actually comparable. Nobody who sub-contracts the build can show you that, because they never controlled the gap.
