Exterior stills
The street-level money shot. Context, planting, cars, the right sky. The image the planning board actually remembers.
From $850 / view// Architectural visualization · 125 Riverview Trce, AR
A floor plan has never once sold a building.
Clients don't fall in love with line weights and layer tables. They fall for the 7 a.m. light raking across a lobby that doesn't exist yet. We build that lobby — from your CAD files — so the bid is half-won before you open your mouth.
// 01 — What we render
Six ways to make it look built.
Pick a deliverable, send the model. Pricing is per view or per project — scroll the strip, it keeps moving.
Interior stills
Materials that read true — matte oak, brushed steel, a sofa that looks sat-in. Furnished and lit per your spec sheet.
From $1,100 / viewAnimated walkthrough
60–90 seconds of camera gliding the project like a well-briefed drone. 4K, graded, delivered with a vertical cut for the pitch deck.
From $6,500VR-ready model
A headset-walkable build so the client can stand in the atrium and change their mind before the concrete does.
From $4,200Twilight & dusk grading
The add-on that wins presentations: warm interior glow against a bruised-blue sky. Added to any still.
From $400 / viewSite & context massing
Early-stage grey-box study with neighbours, shadows and setbacks — honest about scale before the detailing lands.
From $1,900// 02 — The studio
We're two chairs, one render farm, and a healthy fear of a client's bad day.
A render isn't decoration. It's the argument. If it doesn't make a skeptic lean in and squint, we haven't finished — and we don't send it until it does.— the house rule at Travertine Studio
// 03 — How the job runs
From your messy DWG to a first look in five days.
No portal, no mystery meter. You get a named timeline and the same pair of eyes from brief to final frame.
You send the CAD
DWG, RVT, SKP, OBJ, IFC — whatever your office lives in. We'll untangle the layers, chase the missing block references, and tell you straight if geometry is going to fight us.
We ask the annoying questions
Time of day. Who's in frame. Which façade is the hero. The brief that saves you a revision later.
First look in 5 business days
A greyscale clay render — composition, camera and light locked before a single material goes on. Cheaper to move a wall now than after it's chrome.
Two rounds of revisions
Included, in writing. Move the sun, re-clad the podium, swap the furniture scheme — we've budgeted for the back-and-forth that real design needs.
Delivery you can actually use
Print-resolution stills, 4K animation with a vertical social cut, and the VR build packaged for your headset. Files named like a human will open them, not a robot. Rush turnarounds quoted on request — we'll tell you if the deadline is heroic or just unwise.
// 04 — Start a project
Two ways this usually goes.
Pick the column you'd rather live in, then pick up the phone. We quote fast and we quote honestly.
// plan A — going it alone
The DIY render special
- A junior drafter rendering at 2 a.m. between deadlines.
- Plastic grass, lollipop trees, a sky from 2009.
- A client who says "it looks a bit… computer."
- The bid goes to the firm with better pictures.
// plan B — call Travertine
The render that wins the room
- Lit and composed by people who do only this.
- Materials that read like you could touch them.
- A clay draft in five days, final before your deadline.
- Invoiced by milestone — 50% to start, rest on delivery.
// phone-first, always
(501) 279-9050Faster than a form. Tell us the project type, square footage and the drop-dead date — rough quote by end of day.
// when we're rendering
- Mon–Fri10am–7pm
- Sat–SunClosed
- EveningsBy appt.
Deadline on a weekend? Say so when you call — we keep a little night-shift capacity for the bids that can't wait.