Your project,as you pictured it.

3D renders and films for architects and interior designers who need to present to their client on the agreed date.

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Architectural visualizationPorto, Portugal · Working worldwideScroll to see
Concrete and timber houseExteriors

You have trusted a beautiful portfolio before and received something else. Here, the image you see is the image I deliver. Light, materials and scale controlled by hand, with the same care on the first project and the tenth.

5*working days, average delivery for an interior set
2*rounds of revisions included in every quote
24hto reply to a quote request
RemotePortugal, Brazil and any time zone

Every image,
delivered on time.

Houses, interiors, developments and commercial spaces. Scroll to see each project image by image.

01Exteriors9 images

Concrete and timber house

Exposed concrete volumes, timber and a pool, seen by day, at dusk and in the rain.

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02Exteriors9 images

Horizontal house in the woods

Long concrete slabs and timber panels opening onto the garden and the forest.

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03Developments3 images

Residential building

Street-level launch images, with shops on the ground floor and planted balconies.

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04Commercial8 images

Double-height restaurant

Exposed timber structure, side daylight and plenty of planting between the tables.

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05Interiors5 images

Warm-toned living room

Timber, pale fabrics and lamplight, down to the objects on the coffee table.

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06Exteriors7 images

Terracotta house

Clay-coloured façades, a pergola courtyard, the pool and the living room inside.

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07Interiors5 images

Open-plan kitchen

Timber, sage green and late-afternoon light in a kitchen open to the dining room.

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Mediterranean suite

Arches, linen and an open view of the landscape in soft morning light.

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09Joinery6 images

Bespoke kitchen and walk-in closet

Oak joinery, strongly veined stone and smoked-glass doors.

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So your client
can picture living there.

Beyond stills, every project can include a short walkthrough film. It is what helps the end client approve faster.

From model to image,
without losing the intent.

I receive the plans, the model and your material references. I return an image true to the design, with dimensions, finishes and light under control. Drag to compare.

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ModelFinal render

You always know
where things stand.

Example for an interior set. I send updates by WhatsApp or email at the end of each stage.

  1. 01Day 0

    Brief

    We talk about the project, the references and the date you need to present.

  2. 02Days 1–2

    Modelling

    I build the scene with the dimensions and materials you sent.

  3. 03Day 3

    First preview

    You get the camera angles and lighting to sign off before the final render.

  4. 04Day 4

    Revisions

    We refine together. Included rounds are written into the quote.

  5. 05Day 5

    Delivery

    High-resolution images and, if requested, the presentation film.

If a stage needs more time, I tell you the same day, with a new date. You never find out the night before your meeting.

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One steady partner,
the same standard every time.

I learn your style, keep your material libraries and stay consistent from one project to the next.

Architects

Architecture practices

Priority scheduling and the same visual language across your portfolio.

Interiors

Interior designers

Materials and finishes true to your selection, with no surprises at the presentation.

Studios

High-volume studios

Terms for monthly volume, with deadlines agreed project by project.

Developers

Real estate developers

Launch images and films delivered before the sales campaign starts.

No commissions. What partners get is priority, consistency and deadlines kept.Talk about a partnership

About deadlines
and about results.

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During the website brief, Davi answered every question in detail and sent his projects ahead of schedule. It is the same care he puts into every image.
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A real testimonial about how faithful the images were to the design and the chosen materials.
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A real testimonial from a returning client about consistency across projects.
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I started out working alongside an interior designer. I chose 3D the day I saw her client look at an image and already picture living there.

I have worked for that moment ever since. I model, light and deliver every project myself, so you always know who you are talking to. I like to listen, ask for feedback early and deliver a little more than we agreed.

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Before you
ask for a quote.

How long does a 3D render take?

An interior set is ready in 5 working days on average after I receive the files. Exteriors and films depend on the size of the project. The date is written into the quote.

What do I need to send?

Plans, a 3D model if you have one (SketchUp, Revit, Archicad or other), mood references and the materials list. If anything is missing, I tell you exactly what.

How many revisions are included?

Every quote includes revision rounds agreed up front. Design changes after approval are quoted separately, always before going ahead.

How much does an interior render cost?

It depends on the number of images, complexity and deadline. Send the project on WhatsApp and get a fixed quote within 24 hours.

Do you work with clients outside Portugal?

Yes. I work remotely with clients in Portugal, Brazil and other countries, and fit meetings to your time zone.

Isn't AI cheaper?

AI is useful for exploring ideas. To present a real project you need the right dimensions, materials and light. That is what I guarantee, without hours of fixing on your side.

When is yournext presentation?

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