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BUCKINGHAM VISUALS / CGI VISUALISATION

See the space before it exists.

Detailed CGI for kitchen companies, interior designers and showrooms. Give clients a clear sense of the space, materials and atmosphere before anything is built.

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THE IDEA

A good render does more than look convincing. It makes a design easier to understand, discuss and sell. I create still imagery that shows how the important decisions will feel together, from the overall layout to the details of a finish.

My CGI work spans SketchUp and Blender, from building and planning the scene to refining materials, lighting and the final image. I can work from plans, references and product details, then agree the views that will communicate the design best.

Warm timber kitchen CGI with olive wall cabinetry and woven pendant lights
KITCHEN CGI / SELECTED WORK
POSSIBILITIES

Where CGI helps

01

Present the whole idea

Show a kitchen, bathroom or interior as a complete space rather than a collection of samples and drawings.

02

Explore the choices

Compare layout, materials, finishes or camera views while the project is still flexible.

03

Give clients confidence

Use clear imagery in presentations, sales conversations and marketing before the space exists.

THE PROCESS

How we start.

  1. 01

    Share the brief

    Send drawings, dimensions, product information, references and what the images need to achieve.

  2. 02

    Build the scene

    I model and compose the space, then develop materials, lighting and views with your feedback.

  3. 03

    Receive the imagery

    We refine the selected direction and prepare images for the agreed use.

GOOD TO KNOW

Tools and approach

SketchUp and Blender are part of my CGI workflow. The software supports the work; the aim is always an image that helps someone understand and choose your design.

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LET’S TALK

Tell me what you have in mind.

Share a little about your business, the idea and what you want it to achieve. I’ll suggest a sensible next step.

Discuss a CGI project