Boutique CGI
Photorealistic imagery of luxury boutiques, corners, windows and flagships for approval committees, tenders and internal presentations.
Luxury boutiques · flagships · corners · roll-outs
Retail CGI for spaces
that carry a brand.
Strategic CGI to approve a boutique, express a brand identity and make people want to experience the place.
Present your concept01
Brand experience
Give presence
to the retail concept.
Retail CGI must communicate a boutique as both architecture and brand experience. It evaluates the customer journey, product visibility, materiality, light and the impact of the concept before roll-out.
Studio Octopus supports retail directors, luxury houses, international brands, design agencies and commercial architects with CGI of boutiques, flagships and corners that convinces decision-makers, delivery teams and partners.
Decide, present,
roll out.
One visual language supports the concept from approval to roll-out and communication.
Retail variations & roll-out
Studies of materials, furniture, merchandising and lighting, plus adaptation of one concept across sizes, countries or locations.
3D films & 360° tours
Animation and immersive experiences that tell the customer journey, explain the concept and support launch communication.
Production designed
for approval workflows.
The dialogue is structured around the stakeholders and milestones specific to commercial architecture projects.
Understand the brand
Read the identity, codes, customer journey, architectural concept and site constraints.
Build the concept
Model the space, bespoke elements, products and signage from project documents.
Evaluate variations
Structured comparison of material, lighting, merchandising or layout options to accelerate decisions.
Prepare the launch
Versions for presentations, communications, press, screens, social media or immersive experiences.
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Frequently asked questions
Prepare a
retail CGI project.
Can you integrate bespoke furniture, products and brand elements?
Yes. Bespoke elements are modelled or integrated from plans, models, guidelines, product references and available documents at the precision required for approval or communication.
Can several boutique layouts or variations be compared?
Yes. A shared 3D base can be adapted to compare the customer journey, furniture, merchandising, lighting, materials or concept adaptations across sites.
Do you also create 3D films and 360° virtual tours for retail?
Yes. A retail concept can be presented as an architectural film, 360° virtual tour or interactive journey to communicate the experience, circulation and product staging.
Do you work with retail directors, agencies and international teams?
Yes. The process can bring together brand leadership, retail teams, design agencies, architects and technical partners around clearly identified approval milestones in France and internationally.