She knew where the fridge would go before the walls went up.
We build a furnished flat in 3D that buyers walk through on a phone, a sales-office screen or in VR. They switch the floor, cabinets and walls, and their choices arrive with the enquiry.
Starting from
- One flat: one unit type, furnished and walkable, with finish choices
- ₹50,000$500
- Each additional flat type in the same project
- ₹35,000$350
Web viewing and lead capture are included in every package. A VR setup on Meta Quest or Apple Vision Pro starts from ₹25,000 ($250). Prices are starting points; the final quote depends on scope.
Rooms built around daily use
Room layouts, furniture dimensions and circulation matter as much as finishes. We start with the plans and interior intent, then develop the details visible at human scale.
Finishes buyers can switch
Timber, stone, fabrics and fittings can be reviewed in coordinated scenes. Material alternatives and interactive finish changes are scoped explicitly, with approved references guiding the work.
Guided, free to walk, or VR
A guided sequence suits a concise presentation. A navigable room supports exploration. VR requires a separate performance and comfort review for the agreed headset. We choose the approach around the audience.
Finishes that arrive with the enquiry
When a buyer settles on a palette, their finish list goes with the enquiry: flooring, cabinetry and wall finishes. The lead reaches you on WhatsApp, by email or in your CRM. Your sales team or interior designer starts the conversation from the buyer's own choices.
On a phone, in the office, in VR
The same project runs as a link on any phone, on a large screen in your sales office, or in a VR headset on site. Each version is built and tested for its own device. Compare phone, office and VR →
Questions
Questions developers ask
Can buyers change the finishes themselves?
Yes, when finish selection is part of the scope. A buyer picks a palette and sees the floor, cabinetry and walls change together in the room. Our concept study offers three palettes: warm oak, walnut and light stone. We agree the options and the approved material references before we build them.
Who is interior visualization for?
It suits developers who want to show a sample home before it is built. It also suits interior designers and architects who need a client to agree the layout, furniture and materials before work starts on site. One model can serve both a sales presentation and a design review.
What do you need to build a 3D interior?
Send the room plans with dimensions, the furniture layout, and references for flooring, cabinetry, wall finishes, fabrics and fittings. A lighting plan helps if you have one. We start with the layout and furniture sizes, then add the materials and details that people notice at human scale.
Guided tour, free walk or VR: which should we choose?
A guided sequence suits a short presentation where you decide what people see. A navigable room lets buyers look wherever they want. VR gives the strongest sense of scale on a headset such as Meta Quest or Apple Vision Pro, with a separate check for performance and comfort. We choose with you, based on the audience.
What does an interior visualization cost?
One furnished, walkable flat with finish choices starts from ₹50,000 ($500). Each additional flat type in the same project starts from ₹35,000 ($350). The final quote depends on the number of rooms, custom furniture and joinery, how many finish options buyers can switch between, and whether you add VR.
Start a project
Send us the layout PDF everyone squints at.
Tell us the project, the place and where buyers will see it. We reply on WhatsApp or email.