CGI + AI for Furniture · Kitchen · Bathroom Brands Aix-en-Provence · Since 2020

Launch visuals. No photoshoot.

Photoreal 3D kitchen visualization with pale cabinetry, wood island and natural daylight for manufacturer marketing

Photoreal images of your furniture, kitchens and bathrooms, built from your CAD files and enhanced with AI where it helps. First images within days, ready for the catalogue before the product is.

Recent work.

Marketing images for product launches, catalogues and variant-heavy ranges.

No physical roomset required.

Create campaign and catalogue images before prototypes, showrooms or styled locations are ready. The set, light and camera are built digitally. No samples to ship, no sets to build and throw away, no crew to travel.

One setup, many variants.

Use one approved 3D scene to create finish, fabric, material, handle, colour and configuration variations with consistent lighting and composition.

One artist, start to finish.

You work directly with the artist building the image. No account layer, no junior pipeline. Faster decisions, sharper results.

CGI first. AI only where it helps.

Your product stays 3D.

Every product is modelled from your CAD files and specs. AI never creates your product or changes its design, dimensions, materials or finishes.

AI on request, for the scene.

If you want it, we use AI to add people and pets that bring a roomset to life, and to enhance image quality. Never without your approval.

Always disclosed.

Every image with AI-added elements is flagged on delivery, so you can label it correctly under EU rules. Pure CGI is always an option.

How we use AI in product visuals
Photoreal kitchen roomset CGI with dark cabinets, dining area and lifestyle styling for a product launch (person and dog added with AI)

From product input to a marketing-ready image set.

Step 1 of 4

Product brief

Send CAD files, drawings, product sheets or sketches. We define the exact images your launch or catalogue needs.

Step 2 of 4

Scene direction

We agree on cameras, mood and materials before anything is rendered, so there are no surprises.

Step 3 of 4

Build and review

You review the images as they take shape, with two feedback rounds per image.

Step 4 of 4

Final images

High-resolution files for print, website, e-commerce, dealer material and social media.

How we work, step by step
Martin Ratka, 3D visualization artist and founder of VizPit, based in Aix-en-Provence, France

VizPit is Martin Ratka.

Over 10 years as a 3D artist, specialising in photorealistic visualization of interior architecture, products and furniture.

Based in Aix-en-Provence, working with furniture, kitchen and bathroom brands across Europe, the UK and North America.

EN · FR · DE · DA Since 2020

How pricing works.

Every project gets a fixed price and a timeline, agreed before anything starts.

Projects are priced per scene.

Most of the work is building the scene. Once it exists, every extra camera, detail shot or variant takes far less time, so we price by the scene and what comes out of it.

What does a project cost? Read our pricing guide
Example project
Scene
One kitchen or furniture scene from your 3D files
Images
1 hero, 1 second angle, 4 details and 4 finish variants
Delivery
5 to 7 working days, with 2 review rounds
Less when
Fewer images or simpler materials
More when
Modelling from scratch, complex materials or more images

Before you start.

Is VizPit the right fit for us?

We are a good fit if you launch furniture, kitchens or bathrooms and want photoreal images of a few to a few dozen products per launch, working directly with the artist. If you need product films, online configurators or tens of thousands of packshots a year, a large studio is the better choice, and we will tell you so.

What files do you need to start?

CAD models or drawings, dimensions, product sheets, material references and a note on where the images will be used. Photos and brand guidelines help too.

What formats and resolutions do you deliver?

Whatever the images are for: high-resolution files for print, web and e-commerce sizes, and social crops in any ratio. JPG, PNG or TIFF, in the colour profile your printer or platform needs. Tell us where the images will be used and we set it up from the start.

How long does a project take?

A first scene with around ten images is usually delivered 5 to 7 working days after we have your files, including two review rounds. Modelling products from drawings or photos, or a larger set of images, adds time. Once the scene exists, more hero shots, variants and detail shots come much faster. Every quote includes a timeline agreed with you.

How many revisions are included?

Two rounds of revisions per image, covering lighting, camera, materials, styling and small composition changes. Collect your team's feedback into one list per round and we apply it all at once. Extra rounds are charged separately and added to the invoice.

How do you match colours and materials to the real product?

We build every material from your references: product sheets, colour and material codes, and reference photos. You can also send us physical samples and swatches, which is the most accurate way to match a finish. Everything is checked against those references during the revision rounds.

Who owns the images?

Once the project is paid, you get an exclusive, worldwide licence for the full duration of copyright, in any medium, and you can share the images with your dealers, retailers, agencies and the press. We never license your images to anyone else, and we only show them in our portfolio after your launch. The 3D scene files stay with us. With your agreement, we archive and back up your scenes for at least five years, so a new colour, product or angle can start where we left off. Without it, we keep them for one year after delivery.

Do you work outside Europe?

Yes. We work remotely with brands across Europe, the UK, the US and Canada, in English, French, German and Danish. On your project days we shift our hours to overlap with yours, so we can always talk in real time.

New to CGI, or curious how we work?

Our guides answer the questions most brands ask before their first project, in a few minutes each.

What are you launching next?

Send us one product and your deadline. We reply within 24 hours with a plan and a fixed quote.