Best 3D Rendering Companies in Lithuania

The best 3D rendering companies in Lithuania include Maverick Frame, 360RE, Renderlab, Nordic Render, 3D Uniqueness, Nova Visuals and Moira Visuals — studios in Vilnius and Kaunas producing photorealistic architectural, interior and product CGI. Below we rank them by portfolio depth, output range and the type of project each one fits best.

Unlike a pay-to-list directory, this is a curated, editorial shortlist. Lithuania’s search results mix three different industries under “3D,” so before the ranking it helps to know what a rendering studio actually is — and is not.

• 3D rendering / visualization is photorealistic CGI of buildings, interiors and products — the studios in this list.
• Not 3D printing — that is additive manufacturing of physical objects (a separate, large Lithuanian industry led by firms like 3D Creative and Idėja 3D).
• Not 3D scanning — digitising real objects into meshes, not creating marketing imagery.
• Not film VFX — visual effects for movies and series (studios such as Triplenode), a different pipeline from architectural CGI.

Best 3D rendering companies in Lithuania at a glance

The top 3D rendering and visualization studios in Lithuania

1. Maverick Frame

Maverick Frame is an international 3D architectural and visualization studio working with developers and design practices across the Baltics and wider Europe. The studio’s strength is a consistent, premium visual language across large image sets — exteriors, interiors, product shots and animation — rather than a single hero render. Close-up detail shots, controlled lighting and restrained material palettes are recurring signatures of its residential work.

From our studio — for developers, the decision is rarely one image; it is fifty images on one deadline, all in the same light and material language. That consistency across a full set is what separates a production studio from a talented freelancer.

2. 360RE

A Vilnius-based visualization studio with more than a decade in business, 360RE focuses on architectural and real-estate imagery aimed at property marketing and presale campaigns. It is one of the most established local names for developers who want a Lithuania-based partner close to the project.

3. Renderlab

Renderlab is a Vilnius studio producing architectural and interior renders with a boutique, project-by-project approach. It suits smaller residential and interior briefs where clients want direct contact with the artists rather than an account layer.

4. Nordic Render

Nordic Render offers 3D visualization, animation and product configurators. The configurator work is what sets it apart in Lithuania: interactive, real-time CGI for product-led brands rather than only static architectural stills.

5. 3D Uniqueness

Run by Jelena Špitalnaja near Vilnius, 3D Uniqueness delivers interior and architectural visualization with a hands-on, single-maker feel. It is a good fit for designers who value a close working relationship and a recognisable authorial style.

6. Nova Visuals

Based in Kaunas, Nova Visuals is a 3D visualization studio serving architectural and interior projects. It is one of the stronger options for developers and design studios working in central Lithuania who prefer a partner in Kaunas rather than the capital.

7. Moira Visuals

Moira Visuals rounds out the list with interior and architectural CGI focused on atmospheric, story-driven imagery. It suits interior-led briefs where mood and styling carry as much weight as technical accuracy.

How much does 3D rendering cost in Lithuania?

A single architectural render typically ranges from about €370 to €4,600 (roughly USD 400–5,000), with residential interior images commonly €550–€1,700 each and animation from around €750. Lithuanian and Baltic studios are usually priced below Western-European averages for comparable quality, which is a large part of why the market exports so much CGI. Final pricing depends on complexity, the number of views, revision rounds and whether animation or interactivity is involved.

How to choose a 3D rendering studio in Lithuania

Judge a studio on four things: portfolio depth in your specific project type, ability to keep quality consistent across a full image set, clear communication in English, and post-production craft — lighting, materials and the small details that read as realism. Ask to see a complete project set, not just the best single frame, and confirm turnaround and revision terms up front. If your project needs guaranteed volume and a repeatable pipeline, an international partner offering full 3D architectural rendering services can be a stronger fit than a single-artist studio; for smaller, local briefs a Vilnius or Kaunas team may be ideal.