How the project moves forward

3D design for bespoke furniture in Barcelona

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A 3D view can clarify proportions and material changes, but cannot replace site measurement or construction decisions. We use it where the project needs a visual check before production.

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Project process

What the design needs to settle beyond appearance

The drawing helps decisions; it cannot promise that every wood grain or lighting condition will match a screen image.

Volume in the room

We place the cabinet beside doors, windows and walkways to see whether it feels too deep or tall.

Useful interiors

Drawers, shelves and clear heights are checked against what the client plans to store.

Actual opening paths

Doors and drawers are tested against a bed, table, radiator or nearby wall.

Named materials

A rendered texture is indicative; final choices use physical samples and specific references.

Planned services

Kitchens and media furniture need locations for connections, ventilation and service access.

Parts that can be delivered

The design accounts for modules that can pass through the building and be fitted in the room.

Project thinking

From first sketch to approved specification

Design and project development are agreed where needed; the design is free when MMV is commissioned to manufacture the resulting project.

The brief before the rendering

Photographs, rough sizes and an initial price guide come first. After site measurement, drawings can respond to the real opening and the user’s priorities rather than an idealised room.

What the screen can test

We adjust proportions, door numbers and open niches to compare options. A view from the room entrance often reveals problems hidden by a straight-on perspective.

What samples must show

Screens alter colour. Veneer, lacquer and board are confirmed with available references, along with how edges, joints and hardware will be handled.

Approval with a clear scope

Choices affecting size, construction and price are recorded. The approved drawing and final specification must agree before manufacture and the deposit are authorised.

Changes after approval

A replacement appliance or moved socket can require new modules. Report changes before cutting; any effect on cost or timing is assessed in writing.

What to send with your enquiry

Photographs of the whole space and any awkward details
Approximate width, height and depth
What needs to change and what you are keeping
The address, access details and preferred timing

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Questions about 3d design for bespoke furniture

Does every project need a 3D design?＋

It is developed when it helps define or check the work. Scope follows the project’s complexity.

When is design free?＋

When MMV is commissioned to manufacture the designed project, within the agreed scope.

Will the rendering show the exact finish?＋

No. Screen and lighting alter colour. Confirm the finish with a sample or named reference.

Start with the details you have

Tell us what you need to see before deciding

Send room photographs, rough dimensions and the layout or finish questions you want to resolve. We can then say whether a 3D view would help and what information is still needed.

01 We review the scope of your idea
02 We identify dimensions still needed
03 Materials and fitting are specified before you order

Name for our reply * Phone with WhatsApp * Email, if you prefer Type of furniture * Approximate budget Preferred contact language * What needs to fit or change? Add room photos or a plan Choose up to 8 JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC or PDF files (40 MB per file; 120 MB altogether)

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Design required for a manufactured order is handled within the agreed project scope.