Interior renderings
Suites, lounges, restaurants, lobbies and reception spaces staged with particular attention to materials and bespoke furniture.


Palaces · hospitality · private residences
Photorealistic architectural imagery that reveals the light, materials and character of the most demanding spaces.
Present your projectExceptional imagery
A high-end 3D rendering does more than show a space. It conveys the quality of stone, the depth of velvet, the softness of light and the precise balance of an interior composition.
Since 2009, Studio Octopus has worked with architects, designers and project owners to create CGI for palaces, hotels, restaurants, spas, villas and private residences. Every series receives art direction aligned with the place’s identity.
Detail, framing and light are defined around the purpose of each image.
Suites, lounges, restaurants, lobbies and reception spaces staged with particular attention to materials and bespoke furniture.
Architecture, landscape, natural light and context brought together in credible views of villas, hotels and private estates.
Consistent image series for client approval, competitions, press packs, publishing, launches or confidential presentations.
Every review preserves architectural accuracy while refining the intended emotion.
Analysis of plans, concept, decorative references, uses and project positioning.
Choice of viewpoints, lens, light and level of human presence before final rendering.
Textures, reflections, fabrics, joinery, objects and bespoke details refined through progressive reviews.
High-resolution imagery tailored to print, presentations, web, social media or screens.
Frequently asked questions
A project can begin with plans, sections, elevations, 3D models, moodboards and material references. An initial conversation establishes what is needed for the project’s stage.
Yes. Studio Octopus creates imagery for suites, rooms, restaurants, spas, lobbies and reception spaces, with particular attention to light, materials and staging.
Yes. Interior and exterior views share one art direction to create a consistent series for presentation, approval or communication.