IMAGO – Creative 3D Drafts

Most clients choose to bundle the IN TOUCH, IMAGO, and FINALE services as a complete package.

IMAGO creative 3D draft of a living space

IMAGO

Creative 3D Drafts

IMAGO offers fast and efficient planning for your space through visual representation, using virtual room design to show you exactly how each area will feel. By combining your needs and emotional world with my expertise as a design coach, we translate your vision into a shared visual language.

This allows you to see early on which variants work for your indoor and outdoor spaces and where we should fine-tune the details. Potential planning errors become visible, solutions can be found in time, and changes are made with a clear view of your final goal.

What You Receive

Optimal Floor Plan

Optimal Floor Plan

Using 3D views (without materials and textures), we develop the optimal floor plan, determine the position of all furniture elements, and test solutions for ergonomics and everyday usability.

Wall & Floor Design

Wall & Floor Design

We review and optimize the selection of colors and materials using photorealistic 3D visualizations, ensuring everything harmonizes and meets our design objectives.

Furniture Selection

Furniture Selection

Based on the mood board from the IN TOUCH workshop, we develop a specific furniture selection that meets the needs of all family members. This selection is then verified and illustrated through photorealistic 3D renders.

Lighting Concept

Lighting Concept

We develop the ideal lighting for every activity and scenario in the room. These concepts are tested and adjusted using photorealistic 3D visualizations.

3D Visualization

3D Visualization

At the end, you see your space rendered photorealistically in 3D, experiencing the entire concept as a unified whole. This gives you the confidence to judge whether it meets your needs or requires further adjustment.

Process

01

Floor Plan Development

Based on your input, I develop up to five different floor plan variants for you.

02

Online Meeting (60 Min.)

Together, we discuss the pros and cons of all floor plans and select the optimal layout.

03

Furniture, Wall & Floor Design, Lighting

Based on the workshop data or provided information, I create up to three different object, color, and material variants for each element and develop a matching lighting concept.

04

Online Meeting (30 Min.)

We discuss the options in detail, identifying what you like and checking your wishes against the established design goals.

05

3D Visualization

I create photorealistic 3D visualizations (up to four images) featuring the selected objects in the space.

06

Online Meeting (30 Min.)

We review the 3D renders and verify the results. If you wish to try a different approach in 3D, two revisions are included (up to one hour of work each).

07

Final 3D Renders

Finally, you receive the 3D images of the selected variant via email.

Service Highlights

Interior design home renovation work is planning-led: the decisions that matter are taken before the first wall comes down. A home renovation plan sets the sequence — structure, services, surfaces, furniture — so trades arrive in the right order and nothing is opened twice. Home interior renovation projects overrun for one dominant reason, which is design still being decided while work is already underway. The concept phase exists to prevent exactly that, and it is the phase most often skipped by people trying to save money.

A home renovation plan covers layout changes, electrical and lighting positions, materials and finishes room by room, and the furniture that has to be ordered against a lead time. Interior design home renovation planning also fixes what becomes invisible later and expensive to change: socket heights, switch positions, the depth of a niche, whether a radiator moves. These are the decisions that make a finished room feel considered rather than improvised, and none of them can be taken well once the drywall is closed.

This is a planning service, not a contracting one. Home interior renovation execution stays with your trades and your builder; what you receive here is the concept, the drawings they work from, and the decisions made in advance rather than on site. That separation keeps the design independent of whoever is quoting for the work. The plan serves the room, not the margin of the company building it — which is precisely why it is worth having before the tenders go out.

You need the interior design before the builders, not after them. Design decides what gets built; construction executes it. Bringing an interior designer in after trades are booked means the design is still being resolved while work is underway, which is the single most common cause of a renovation overrunning on both cost and time. A concept fixed in advance sets the layout, the services positions and the finish schedule, so quotations are comparable, the sequence is right, and no wall is opened twice for something that could have been foreseen.

A home renovation plan should cover layout changes with dimensions, electrical and lighting positions including switch heights and socket counts, materials and finishes specified room by room, sanitary and kitchen appliance positions, and the furniture that carries a delivery lead time. It should also record the decisions that become invisible and expensive later: niche depths, whether a radiator moves, floor build-up and transitions between materials. Anything left unspecified is settled at the moment it arises, by the trade doing that piece of work, which is how renovations acquire details nobody chose.

When the builder only builds, the planning role belongs to an interior designer or architect engaged separately. That separation is a feature rather than an inconvenience: a plan produced independently serves the room, while a plan produced by the company quoting for the work serves the quotation. An independent concept also makes tenders comparable, because every contractor prices the same defined scope instead of their own interpretation of a conversation. Execution stays with the trades; the design, the drawings and the decisions stay with you.