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Large living room with a grey corner sofa, picture window and wooden screen towards the dining area, photorealistic render

Claustra project

Fit-out of a living room opening onto the dining area, a kitchen and an entrance hall

The Laurent family · Lyon

01

The project

What you asked us for, and the answer we propose.

Fitted area
92 m²
Rooms redesigned
3
Works (estimate)
8 weeks
Architecture is the learned game, correct and magnificent, of forms assembled in the light.
Le Corbusier

02

Living and dining

Two rooms, one light: the wooden screen separates the meal from the sofa without closing off the window.

Dining area behind the screen: round marble table, mismatched chairs and dome pendants, photorealistic render

Behind the screen, the dining area stands on its own around the marble table. The mismatched chairs bring the colour the rest of the room holds back, and the matt black panel sets off the print.

  • Verona oakScreen and bookcase
  • Inverness taupeLiving room walls
  • Santander marbleTable top
  • Padua grey stoneFloor

03

Kitchen

Sage green as the thread: fronts and island, a pale worktop, a veined stone splashback.

L-shaped kitchen with sage green fronts, island with wood and leather stools, stainless fridge, photorealistic render
The same kitchen from the other side: hood, veined stone splashback and wooden storage, photorealistic render

Colour palette

  • Toulouse grey-green#8C968A
  • Verona oak#B89B79
  • Santander marble#D1D0CA
  • Sorrento copper#CD978A

04

Entrance hall

A staircase that sets the tone: the first image you keep of the home.

Entrance hall with floating wooden treads against a deep blue-green wall, full-height white cupboard, photorealistic render

The floating wooden treads and the black handrail stand out against the deep blue-green wall. The full-height cupboard takes the whole family’s storage.

05

From design to render

Drag the slider to go from the 3D sketch to the render.

The photorealistic render of the same dining area, at the same framing
The design software export for the dining area: volumes right, materials flat, neutral light
BeforeAfter

On a computer, the presentation begins

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05

From design to render

Drag the slider to go from the 3D sketch to the render.

The photorealistic render of the same dining area, at the same framing
The design software export for the dining area: volumes right, materials flat, neutral light
BeforeAfter

360° tour

Wide view of a kitchen with a walnut island and stone top, smoked glass pendants, photorealistic renderExplore in 360°

06

The furniture

The pieces chosen for the living room, ready to order.

  • Kave HomeMeghan armchairSee the itemQuantity: 2
  • Kave HomeMonsteraSee the item
  • Kave HomeMay floor lampSee the item

07

Schedule

Dates firm up once the plans are approved.

  1. DoneSite surveyMeasured on site, plans updated.
  2. In progressPlan approvalYour go-ahead on each room of this presentation.
  3. UpcomingManufacturingAbout six weeks in the workshop.
  4. UpcomingInstallationTwo weeks on site.

Atelier Orme

Interior fit-out and architecture

  • contact@atelier-orme.example
  • 01 23 45 67 89
  • atelier-orme.example
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
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On a phone, it continues

The presentation that speeds up decisions

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  • Wide view of a kitchen with a walnut island and stone top, smoked glass pendants, photorealistic render

    Before-after & 360° tour

    Slide from one state to the other with the before-after comparison, and immerse the client in the room with a 360° panorama.

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How it works

  1. Gather your visuals

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  2. Customize the presentation

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  3. Share a secure link

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Frequently asked questions

How do I share a presentation with a client?

You compose the presentation, then switch on its secure link. The client opens it on phone, tablet or computer, as many times as they like, with no account to create and nothing to install. There is no archive to download and no attachment too heavy for email.

Can the presentation carry my agency branding?

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Do presentations consume credits?

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How do I produce a 360° tour?

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Does the client need an account to open the presentation?

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