Interactive 360° Visualisation

Let your client look aroundbefore you build the kitchen.

A flat drawing can show where the cabinetry goes. An interactive panorama can help the client understand what the room may actually feel like.

Kitchen design involves more than individual cabinets. It is the relationship between the island, overheads, appliances, walls, walkways, finishes and the wider room.

Cabinet makers may understand those relationships immediately from a drawing. Clients often need more visual context.

Interactive 360° presentation gives them another way to understand the whole space rather than one fixed view.

One image has limits

A render only shows the angle you choose.

A beautifully rendered kitchen can still leave questions unanswered.

What is behind the viewer? How close does the island feel to the opposite cabinetry? What happens when the client turns towards the pantry or dining area?

A panorama gives the client control over where they look.

What becomes easier to understand

Give the client more spatial context.

Scale

Understand how large cabinetry elements feel in relation to the room.

Sightlines

See how the kitchen appears when looking in different directions.

Layout

Better understand the relationship between islands, walls, cabinetry and surrounding spaces.

Accessibility

Explore the design on a phone, tablet or computer without specialist software.

Better design conversations

Give the client something specific to respond to.

Instead of asking, “Can you imagine what this will look like?”, you can move through the proposed room together.

The client can point to a finish, question a proportion or talk about a particular part of the room while both of you are looking at the same visual reference.

In the client meeting

Put the room in their hands.

Open it on your iPad.

The cabinet maker can sit with the client, open the project page and let them move around the room themselves.

There is no need for the customer to download design software or learn a complicated interface.

Part of the presentation

The panorama does not replace the drawings.

Detailed plans, measurements and presentation sheets still have an important role.

The panorama adds a different type of information: an intuitive sense of the space and how the design comes together around the viewer.

For cabinet makers

Offer the experience without becoming a 3D software expert.

You can continue designing from sketches, measurements and the information you already collect.

A backstage presentation partner can create the visualisation and interactive project for you, while you remain the business presenting the work to your client.

Read how to present without SketchUp

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