Virtual experience
Your room, seen finished.
One or two phone photos are enough. Within five working days you receive a 3D visualisation of the room as we would build it, and a first price band.
How it looks
The same room, in three states.
Drag the two curtains. Shell, design and home are the same camera at three moments of our film.






The three images are stills from our film, which is a reconstruction. Your visualisation is built on your photograph and your brief.
Send us your room
Upload the photos, tell us what the room is for.
Kitchen, bathroom, living room, loft or the whole flat. Say what you want it to become and when. The rest is ours.
- Any room, any phone photo, landscape works best
- A visualisation and a first price band in five working days
- No obligation, and no site visit needed yet
Request received.
We will write or call within one working day. If you sent photos, the visualisation follows within five working days.
How it works
Three steps, five working days.
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You send the photos
One or two shots of the room from the door, plus anything you like: a picture you saved, a sketch, a list.
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We call for ten minutes
What the room is for, who uses it, what stays, what goes, and the budget you have in mind. That is the brief.
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You receive the visualisation
Two views of the finished room with the real finishes, and a first price band for building it. Then, if you want, a survey.
Questions
About the visualisation.
Is it free?
Yes. It costs us a few hours and it is how most conversations start. If you go on to a design package or a build, nothing is charged for it.
How accurate can it be from a photo?
Accurate enough to decide whether to go further: proportions, layout, finishes and a price band. Dimensions come with the survey, and the fixed price with the design.
What happens to my photos?
They stay in your project folder and are seen by the design team only. They are never published. The privacy notice says the rest.
Or in person
Prefer a survey at the property?
Forty minutes with us on site. You leave with a first price band and a date for the drawings.