Visualisation services

Well, the site has been live for just shy of a week (they grow up so fast?!) and the most consistent feedback has been regarding the visualisation options that we offer.  I thought I'd take the opportunity to give you a bit more detail on where and how it might be useful.

The point of visualisation is to offer our clients something that neither a furniture supplier, gallery or a sculpture garden can.  You may see a piece of furniture/ sculpture in any of the above and think it is exactly what you are looking for, then take it home only to realise that it is just not right.  2D images can mislead, gorgeous photography is designed to sell products.  A sculpture park may highlight a piece of work in the most idyllic situation, this same piece may look out of space in your own garden or you may wish to see it in a number of locations before paying to lay footings etc.

We offer three visualisation services; digital editing (photoshop), 3D modelling and Augmented Reality.  For examples please see the embedded video below:

Which one(s) will prove most useful to you depends on what you are looking to visualise.  For furniture
we usually find that a combination of 3D modelling and AR wrk best.  When considering where to put your exterior dining/ seating there are a number of sensible rules to adhere to, e.g. for a dining area of 8-10 people you should allow a 4m2 space, excluding any thoroughfare.  However, you may wish to highlight a particular part of your garden or are concerned that your furniture may look out of place.  3D videos are a great way to get a feel for what the set up would look like.

For an even better idea of how your pieces would look we can offer AR; we would meet you on site with a tablet device, through which you can see your own garden with the furniture/ sculpture in place.  It really is an incredible piece of software.

Finally we offer digital editing, the most straight forward and cost effective way to visualise your piece. We send you some guidelines on what information we would need, you then send us a photo of where you would like the piece to sit, any additional requirements etc, and we send you the edited image(s) via email.  It couldn't be easier and may help you make a different choice or simply confirm your decision.

When looking to invest in sculpture or quality furniture we think it wise to really scrutinise your choice, we would rather lose a sale than sell you a piece that you were not happy.  This is not anti-capitalist altruism, purely a sensible approach for a brand that is based around product quality and excellent customer care.  If you would like to discuss this further then do get in contact and one of our design team will be happy to help.