Case Study – Pepa Interior Design

Balearic multidisciplinary study of residential projects

Mallorca

Case Study

Interior designer

Mallorca

CLIENT

Interior Designer
Mallorca

SERVICES

Architectural Visualization
3D Renders

DELIVERABLES

2 exterior renders
3 interior renders
High resolution for social media and commercial portfolio

The service was outstanding and highly professional — always attentive to ensuring the result matched my needs and expectations. The quality speaks for itself. I couldn't be happier.

Context

Some projects are finished, but haven’t yet reached everyone they should. A well-established interior designer based in Mallorca knew this feeling well. She had transformed a residential property with real conviction: the warmth of the Mediterranean exterior, with its timber pergola, outdoor kitchen and light filtering through climbing vines, in dialogue with the quiet elegance of the interior – an organically shaped sofa, an artist-designed rug, natural light doing exactly what good design asks of it. The project was done.

The problem was that almost no one could see it.

Objective

The client needed images that could work on two fronts at once: social media, where impact has to be immediate, and a commercial portfolio, where detail and faithfulness to the original project are non-negotiable. She wasn’t looking for something generic.

As an interior designer, her standards are those of someone who understands materials, proportions and the difference between an image that looks good and one that genuinely represents a vision. She needed an architectural visualisation studio that understood that distinction and worked from it.

Workflow

The starting point was unusual, there were no floor plans. The client provided the measurements of each space, and from there we rebuilt every room with meticulous precision. The modelling process required constant communication to validate proportions, layout and decorative elements before moving forward.

We developed two styling proposals rooted in the real project, each incorporating variations designed to maximise visual appeal without compromising the coherence of the original work. Hyperrealistic material texturing was central to the entire process – the rough grain of the pergola timber, the microcement of the outdoor worktop, the parquet flooring, the velvet cushions. The second axis was light, capturing the way midday Mallorcan sun cuts through a pergola, and the soft clarity of the interior that gives the space its particular sense of calm.


Every shot was composed with commercial intent. The goal was never simply to document the spaces, but to narrate them; to find the angle, depth and focal point that would make whoever saw the image want to be inside it.

Results

The final 3D renders delivered exactly what they were created for. The client received high-resolution images that represent her work with the precision and aesthetic quality her professional profile demands – equally at home on an Instagram feed or in a high-end client presentation. The consistent workflow, staged reviews and availability throughout the process were valued as much as the visual outcome itself.

Key Learnings

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