Photorealistic Rendering.
Photorealistic Rendering Services for Architecture.
Our goal is to represent exactly what you have in mind through photorealistic visualizations. Our team of interior designers, architects, urban planners, and landscape artists will work closely with you to transform your vision into immersive and engaging renders.
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Realism and
Detail.
We’re passionate about detail and obsessive about realism — whether it’s a high-level view of your plot or a close-up of the interior furnishings, we go the extra mile to ensure your render is as close to real life as possible.
Great Communication.
We enjoy working closely and collaboratively with our clients — with regular check-ins to make sure we’re always moving in the right direction. Our team will suggest multiple design ideas, styles, and camera positions to tackle your project from multiple angles — and together we’ll pick the winner.
3D Image Render.
Our specialist interior design team will create immersive and realistic depictions of your interior space, with a range of lighting, furnishing, and decoration options to match your precise vision.

Our architectural design team will work with you to develop your ideas into high-quality photorealistic renders which bring your buildings to life to show off their individual characteristics.


For large-scale projects, our designers will take a birds-eye view, creating realistic aerial renders of your project site to visualize the layout, proportions, and setting of the planned build.
Interactive Workflow.
Our process is collaborative and iterative. We’ll check in with you at each key approval point, and when you’re happy to proceed, we’ll move to the next stage.
You’re in the driving seat — controlling the timeline and influencing each design decision.

Our Work.
See some of the exceptional, engaging visualizations and renders we’ve delivered to bring our clients’ projects to life.
Clients Say.
Teresa Cano Property Marketing Manager @ CBRE
• Madrid, Spain - January 25,2022
Teresa Cano Property Marketing Manager @ CBRE
• Madrid, Spain - January 25,2022
Teresa Cano Property Marketing Manager @ CBRE
• Madrid, Spain - January 25,2022
Teresa Cano Property Marketing Manager @ CBRE
• Madrid, Spain - January 25,2022
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by global brands.
Brands like these trust Plus Render to deliver exceptional visualizations every time.




















FAQ.
Photorealism rendering is a type of 3D rendering that aims to create images that are so realistic they could be mistaken for photographs. The goal of photorealism rendering is to create images that accurately capture the lighting, materials, textures, and details of a scene or object to the point where the viewer cannot distinguish them from a real photograph.
To achieve photorealism rendering, 3D artists use specialized software that allows them to create highly detailed models of objects and environments and then apply textures and lighting to create a realistic effect. They may also use techniques such as ray tracing and global illumination to simulate the behavior of light in a scene accurately.
Photorealism rendering is often used in architectural visualization, product design, and advertising, where highly realistic images can help clients and customers better visualize the design and functionality of a product or space. It can also be used in movies, video games, and other forms of media to create immersive, realistic environments for viewers to experience.
Several factors contribute to making an image photorealistic:
- Lighting: Photorealistic images require accurate lighting that mimics the natural behavior of light. This includes shadows, reflections, and color temperature.
- Materials and Textures: Realistic materials and textures are essential for creating photorealistic images. These include wood, metal, and fabric textures and how they reflect and absorb light.
- Geometry and Proportion: The proportions and geometry of objects in the scene must be accurate to create a realistic image.
- Details: Small details such as imperfections, scratches, and dust contribute to the overall realism of an image.
- Depth of Field: The depth of field is the distance range within a scene that appears in focus. In a photorealistic image, depth of field is used to create a sense of depth and realism.
- Resolution: A high resolution is necessary to create a photorealistic image, as it allows for the capture of fine details.
- Post-Processing: Post-processing is the final step in creating a photorealistic image. This includes color correction, adjusting the contrast and brightness, and adding any special effects to enhance the overall realism of the image.
In summary, photorealistic images require accurate lighting, materials, textures, geometry, small details, and high-resolution and post-processing techniques to create a sense of depth and realism.
The most realistic rendering method is currently ray tracing. Ray tracing is a rendering technique that simulates the behavior of light in a scene to create highly realistic images. It traces the path of light rays as they interact with objects in the scene, including reflections and refractions, to capture the behavior of light accurately.
Ray tracing allows for realistic lighting effects, including soft shadows, caustics, and global illumination. It also allows for accurate reflection and refraction of light, which can create realistic materials such as glass, metal, and water.
While other rendering techniques, such as rasterization, can also create realistic images, ray tracing is currently considered the most realistic method due to its ability to simulate the behavior of light in a scene accurately. However, ray tracing can be computationally expensive, requiring powerful hardware to render images in real time.
The main difference between photorealistic rendering and non-photorealistic rendering (NPR) is in the level of realism and accuracy they aim to achieve.
Photorealistic rendering seeks to create indistinguishable images by accurately simulating the behavior of light and materials in a scene. The goal is to create an image that is as realistic and detailed as possible and accurately represents the physical world.
On the other hand, NPR techniques aim to create images that are intentionally stylized or simplified rather than photorealistic. These techniques often use hand-drawn or painterly effects to create a specific visual style or mood rather than trying to recreate the real world. For example, NPR techniques may be used in animation to create a cartoon-like or hand-drawn aesthetic.
While photorealistic rendering focuses on achieving high accuracy and detail, NPR techniques prioritize the artistic intent and style of the image. Both approaches have their strengths and are suited for different purposes and contexts, such as architectural visualization, product design, video games, animation, and more.
Let’s Talk.
Don’t worry if you don’t already have a detailed project plan in place. We’ll collaborate with you and develop your idea together.
