Everything we do sits within three core service areas. Pre-build, for projects still in development. Post-build, for properties ready to attract buyers, tenants and occupiers. And Design & procurement, creating the interior schemes and furnishing solutions that transform spaces into places people want to live, work and stay.
CGI, virtual staging, VR and tour-based marketing for unfinished or unfurnished space. The Cat A+ replacement.
Capture, retouch and virtually stage real buildings. Better marketing assets created from photography, video, and floor plans.
Interior design concepts and end-to-end procurement, with a strong bias for remanufactured and furniture-as-a-service-based solutions.
The fastest way to take a vacant commercial space and make it lettable. We layer photorealistic furniture, finishes and lighting onto the existing photography or CGI, so brokers, agents and prospective tenants see how the space actually feels before a single piece of furniture arrives. The same process applies across residential, hospitality and industrial sectors, anywhere an empty room needs to do a marketing job.
Drag the handle to see one of our recent commercial projects before and after virtual staging. Switch to residential to see the same process applied to a flat.
Worth knowing. The interior design work inside every virtual staging CGI is included at no extra cost. Whether we develop the scheme from scratch or visualise one you've already designed, the design hours come as part of the package. A quiet add-on most studios charge twice for.
Photoreal interior renders that show how a space will look, feel and function before a single piece of plaster goes up. From a single hero image for a brochure cover to a full set of off-plan visuals for a planning submission or sales suite. We build from architect drawings, BIM models or back-of-an-envelope sketches.
Photoreal exterior renders that put a building in its real context. For planning submissions, investor pitches, sales launches and public engagement. Cars, weather, time-of-day, neighbouring buildings and street life, all rendered to brief.
For architects, exterior CGI is often the difference between a planning officer reading a drawing and a planning officer seeing the design. We work alongside the architect to translate the design vision into a render that a non-specialist committee, neighbour or stakeholder can understand at a glance, which makes a measurable difference at consultation and committee stage.
Spruce Architects briefed us to visualise their proposed scheme in Hastings Old Town, taking the existing site photography as a reference and bringing the design intent to life for the planning pack. Drag the slider to flip between the photograph and the render. Tap a tile to switch view.
Clickable tours of spaces yet to be built. All in market-ready condition and accurate to the finish that will be delivered. Visitors walk through, look around and explore on their own terms. Headset-ready for VR rooms at sales suites, mouse-and-keyboard ready for everyone else.
Below: a live walkthrough of one of our recent commercial visualisations. Click and drag to look around.
Cinematic flythroughs, walkthroughs and animations, all hand-graded frame by frame.
One commission does more than you'd expect. From a single digital video we pull out multiple static CGIs and a set of video shorts, so you end up with a full suite of assets ready to go across your website, social channels, brochure and any planning or public engagement work.
One shoot. A lot of runway.
To see more digital videos we have created, click the YouTube link at the bottom of the page.
We partnered with RE FRSH on the interior design and procurement of a new flex workspace in Holborn. Their CGIs were instrumental in communicating design intent to occupiers and agent partners. This allowed us to pre-let the space at over 50%.
Real photography, polished. We improve the view, retouch the lighting, change the weather, clear messy rooms, remove personal belongings, cover up sensitive material, grade the colour and digitally declutter occupied buildings before they go to market. The shot stays real. The distractions don't.
This is the secret weapon for estate and commercial agents re-marketing properties that are still occupied. If you don't want your spaces advertised looking like someone's messy bedroom, it's a no-brainer. Low-cost, fast, and it doesn't put viewers off. It just shows the property looking like what it should be: market-ready.
From skipped to sold.
A real residential flat in three stages. The original photo with its existing fittings, the same room digitally cleared and repainted, and the room virtually staged for the marketing pack. Auto-roll, hover to pause.
Short-form marketing films that put a finished property in motion. We script, shoot or composite, edit and grade the whole package, so the asset goes out as a hero piece for the launch and as cutdowns for socials and broker reels. Equally at home built from real photography of a finished building, or pulled together from existing CGI when filming isn't possible.
Highly experienced commercial property photographers, capturing finished buildings, shell-and-core spaces and pre-fit-out floors that read like marketing assets from the first frame. Used by agents, developers and operators across the launch programme, from sales packs to broker decks and post-completion archive.
Equally comfortable on a quiet floor pre-handover or a building open for tenant viewings. We bring the kit, secure the permits where needed, and grade the colour so the photography sits naturally next to your CGI suite and retouch work.
We now offer drone and aerial imaging to complement our CGI, virtual staging, and exterior CGI services. The service provides high-resolution aerial stills and video that showcase exterior architecture, site context, and progress from unique angles. Ideal for marketing, presentations and site reviews, giving clients a fuller sense of scale and environment.
Availability and permissions. Shoots can take place anywhere, including city centres, with the relevant permissions and compliance in place. We handle the necessary permits and flight approvals to ensure safe, legal operations. Drone photography also often proves a valuable reference aid for achieving better perspective in CGI work.
3D colour furnished floor plans rendered in your house style, from raw measured surveys or architect drawings. The kind of plan that actually helps a tenant or buyer understand the space, rather than the kind that gets used because there wasn't time to make a better one.
Original interior schemes designed to be visualised and marketed first, then built if the project goes that way. We start from your brief, your tenant target or the building's planning narrative, and design schemes that work both as marketing material and as a buildable fit-out.
End-to-end specification, sourcing and procurement of every item that ends up in the building. We partner exclusively with furniture suppliers leading on sustainable credentials and circular-economy practice, so when physical fit-out is the right call, the pieces that land on the floor carry the lowest possible embodied carbon and a verifiable second-life pathway.
Property CGI is photoreal computer-generated imagery used to market buildings before they are built, finished or furnished. It lets developers, agents and architects show a space exactly as it will feel, often months ahead of completion. CGI replaces speculative fit-outs, expensive show-suites and the guesswork of looking at empty floors.
RE FRSH works with Savills, Knight Frank, CBRE, Carter Jonas, Legal & General Investment Management, Barratt London, Peabody, Allies & Morrison, Rolex, Places for London, Berkeley Square Developments, Canvas Offices, The Boutique Workplace Company, Landmark, Spacemade and others. Most of the work is commercial property in London. The studio also delivers residential and hospitality work through a sister studio.
Virtual staging is photoreal CGI layered onto an existing photograph or shell-and-core space, showing furniture, finishes and lighting digitally rather than installing them physically. For a typical 15,000 sq ft commercial floor, a full virtual staging package runs around £18,000 versus £2-5m for a speculative Cat A+ fit-out, and lands in days rather than 12-24 weeks.
A single static CGI usually takes one to two weeks. A full CGI suite, including video and a 360 virtual tour, typically requires four to six weeks.
All three. Developers commission property CGI for planning, investor packs and pre-let marketing. Agents commission virtual staging, video and photography to accelerate lettings and sales. Architects commission exterior CGI and walkthroughs for planning and competition work. We tailor the output to the audience the imagery needs to convince.
RE FRSH is a London-based studio with a second presence in East Sussex. Most clients are based in central London and the South East, but we work nationally across the UK. The team includes visualisers, designers, photographers and producers, all working under one studio name.
Yes, substantially. For a typical 15,000 sq ft commercial floor, a speculative Cat A+ fit-out generates roughly 660 tonnes of embodied CO2. A virtual staging package generates a fraction of that. When physical fit-out is still the right answer, we partner with circular-economy furniture suppliers who deliver up to 80% lower embodied carbon than virgin materials.
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Social media reels
Short, engaging reels that highlight your brand, products and stories, in formats optimised for LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
Cut from existing CGI, video and photography assets, so one commission feeds the whole launch programme.