Start with a readable layout
Share a plan that clearly identifies the rooms and the areas to visualize. Mark which version is current when the design has changed.
A floor plan is a useful starting point for 3D interior rendering because it explains the arrangement of rooms, walls and circulation. Intorza works with interior professionals to review the available layout and identify the additional information needed for the requested views.
Dimensions establish the space. References establish the direction.
Share a plan that clearly identifies the rooms and the areas to visualize. Mark which version is current when the design has changed.
Wall lengths, ceiling heights and opening sizes help describe the space. A plan image without a reliable scale may require additional measurements.
Provide elevations, ceiling direction, furniture references and finish selections for details that are not visible in the overhead drawing.
Identify the rooms, viewpoints and purpose of the presentation. The number of spaces and level of detail shape the project scope.
Share available drawings and references, and flag missing dimensions or unresolved selections. We confirm the information needed for the requested views before agreeing the work.
Confirm the space, camera angles, purpose and output requirements.
Provide drawings, references and notes on the details to represent.
Consolidate feedback and review the views against the agreed brief.
Final files are prepared in the agreed format following the project review.
Apply this preparation to the space you need to present. Explore living room rendering for furniture and feature-wall discussions, kitchen rendering for cabinetry and finish choices, or full home visualization when several rooms need a coordinated direction.
It can establish the layout, but heights, dimensions, materials and design references may also be needed. We review what is available before confirming the work and any assumptions.
Useful starting inputs include current floor plan or 2d layout, key dimensions, heights and openings, room and camera-view list, furniture and finish references, notes on unresolved design decisions. We review the available information before confirming the scope.
These depend on the spaces, views, detail level and available inputs. Share your requirements so scope, delivery format, review steps and pricing can be agreed before work starts.
Share the space, design direction and views you need. We’ll discuss suitable scope and next steps.