From design to 3D visualisation
KVADRA Design Studio was founded in Poznań in 2005 as a studio for interior, exhibition and industrial design. We have always been fascinated by the evolving digital tools of creative and commercial graphics, so over time we expanded our services to include modern CGI, CAD and 3D visualisation techniques. We have used them both in our own design projects and in work commissioned by clients.
A designer’s skills, not just a technician’s
Our background at the Faculty of Interior Architecture and Industrial Design of the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznań means that we read and understand documentation the way designers do, not the way software operators do. The visualisation keeps the design intent intact, and you do not need to explain technical matters to us along the way.
What we do
We create photorealistic 3D interior visualisations and CGI of consumer products, home furnishings, 3D site models, construction and technical projects and industrial solutions. We work in Autodesk 3ds Max® with the Chaos® Corona™ renderer. In-house scripts and tools automate the repetitive stages of work on product series and technically complex tasks.
How we work
Your project is looked after by one person, from the brief to the final product. The job does not pass randomly from one employee to another. We usually work remotely, at a pace that suits the client, without the need for frequent meetings, mainly online (messaging apps, email). The stages of our collaboration are described on the How we work page.
Who we work for
We work for furniture and home furnishings manufacturers and e-commerce brands, architects, designers and engineering offices, as well as companies in the industrial, construction and infrastructure sectors, in Poland and abroad. Our portfolio is built on both long-term collaboration with regular clients and one-off commissions. We treat every client the same way.
Discretion
We know that not every project can go into the portfolio as soon as the work is finished. We agree confidentiality terms individually, depending on what your project requires.