Ready-made locations

This modern location is made of natural materials such as wood and stone and the large windows allow the light to pour in. This location has three versatile rooms that can all be used for different types of products. The way the rooms are connected and placed on different levels also brings an interesting dynamic to the visuals.

This apartment is an example of an exclusive location that has been well kept and where all updates to the interior have been true to the original architecture. With traditional mouldings, parquet floors, original windows, and a beautiful staircase, this location will add a subtle touch of elegance to your visuals.

An apartment from the 1960s has been modernized while staying true to the original architecture. Notice, for example the authentic doors. Some other things that make this location unique, are the open fireplace made from stone, the beautiful flooring, and the large windows with black frames.

This farmhouse is a combination of rustic and modern. The floors, high ceiling, and large windows add a modern touch to the original beams. The location includes small rooms that can be used if you wish for a more subtle look. From all windows, there’s a nice view of the courtyard.

This modern loft is a versatile location with two levels. The ground level has a very modern, industrial, and sleek look, while the first floor has more warmth to it with beams, window frames, and cabinets all made from wood. Both levels get plenty of sunlight from the large windows.

With its original wood plank flooring, built-in storage, bay window, traditional mouldings, and uniquely shaped rooms, this light apartment will add an elegant and traditional touch to your visuals. Use it to highlight how your product tells the same story or go with this location to add contrast to your sleek design.

This modern and raw location is an industrial New York loft that has been remodeled while still true to its history. The brick walls, metal pipes, and machines are examples of some of the traditional features of the building while the first floor has more modern features such as the glass walls, floors, and ceiling.

This is “Atrium” – the ideal choice for any type of public space – e.g. a hotel, restaurant, café, or office. The architecture is striking with the arches in the ceiling and the open layout, which allows the light to stream through the location from above and the sides. Notice also the unique and authentic flooring.

The Norwegian inspired cabin has charming wooden logs, traditional windows, and a few other local and traditional details, to bring you a location where you can display your brand in the coziness of cabin life.

We’re calling this space “Modern Villa”. It’s a beautiful family home designed in a northern minimalist style with lots of glazing and access to natural daylight. The exterior of the house is made of dark wood with zinc roofing. The interior is quite minimalistic but the oak flooring creates a natural warm contrast against the pristine white surfaces.

This traditional farm building has been converted into a minimalist modern home with exposed beams and concrete floors. Notice the interesting architectural features, authentic materials, and abundance of light.

This location is called “My first apartment”. That’s because our colleague Finn, who created this location, actually modeled it on his own childhood home. You’ll notice it has a really exclusive feel to it, with traditional mouldings and a beautiful bay window. With its soft light and spacious layout, it’s a very versatile location that can be used for pretty much any type of interior image. 

A series of three architectural backdrops designed to showcase your products in style. Products spring to life in this environment, animated by golden sunlight and museum-like architecture.

Prepare to let your mind wander! With stone floors, plastered walls, wooden beams, and a nice view of the olive trees outside, this location is your digital version of a renovated house in the south of France.

My outdoor sanctuary is a versatile exterior scene, perfect for showing any product that goes outside, whether it be outdoor lights, awnings, furniture, tiles, roofs, or the like. The architecture of the house is Scandinavian and made from materials that are true to the surroundings, making the house one with nature with plenty of wood and large windows reflecting the trees in the forest. 

This minimalist architectural design will enhance the visual impact of your product, framed by the clean lines, soft color palette, contemporary features, and a sophisticated vibe. A space designed to make your product the center of attention. 

Not everyone gets to have a modern office with panoramic views of the skyline. But now, your next digital photoshoot can take place in these impressive surroundings. Its industrial look is softened by the warmth of the wood, making for a beautiful setting for your product.

This airy space is designed to be an office that will spark creativity with charming wooden beams and plenty of natural light. But since it's built in 3D, you're not limited in terms of its functions and you can set up walls, add styling elements, and get close-up shots to make it look like a home if you're a B2C brand. The opportunities are endless. 

This location has three different backdrops in a 70s-inspired scene. The rooms have a warm atmosphere with wood wall panels and terracotta floor tiles. The windows allow sunlight to stream into the rooms, creating high-contrast lighting with the sun shining on your product. Use this location to match your product’s aesthetic or make the retro look the counterpart to your modern product.

With its octagon shape, open doors, and skylight, this location has a museum-like feel to it. This is your chance to have a photoshoot in a public building!

This location is all about engaging the senses through different types of textures. 
Materials like stone and steel are nicely combined with soft shapes and sheer curtains. The result is an interesting backdrop to your product images.