Render of a double towel rail in brushed gold with a beige hand towel on a warm stone wall with leaf shadows

Bathroom Brassware Renders for Cavari's Online Finish Selector

Cavari, a UK bathroom brand that sells online, needed every accessory on its new website shown in every finish. We modelled 13 products in 3D and rendered 181 matching images in six finishes, so a shopper can switch the finish on a product page and see the same product in the same light.

Render of a basin pop-up waste in aged gold inside a white ceramic basin, seen from above

Render of a toilet roll holder in satin bronze with a roll of paper on a stone wall

Client & Market Context

A UK Bathroom Brand Relaunching Its Online Store

Cavari is a UK direct-to-consumer bathroom brand. It sells baths, basins, vanity units, towel rails and brassware online, and most of its accessories come in a choice of metal finishes.

Why AI Could Not Produce the Finish Variants

The brand first tried to create the images with AI. Single pictures looked good, but AI could not keep the same product, the same proportions and the same angle across five or six finishes and several views, and that consistency is exactly what a product page selector needs.

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Switch the Finish Like a Shopper on Cavari's Store

These are the real renders from this project in a render-based configurator: pick a product, then a finish and a view, and only the metal changes. That is the consistency the brand's finish selector needed and AI could not give.

Visual Results

The Finished Bathroom Brassware Renders

A selection from the 181 renders: every product of the range and every finish, from shelves and robe hooks to bath wastes and the basin bottle trap.

Render of a double toilet roll holder with a shelf in antique brass, with two rolls of paper, on a stone wall — 01Accessories on a Stone Wall in Daylight

Studio render of a basin pop-up waste in gunmetal black with its cap, seals and threaded body — 02Wastes as Studio Product Shots

Render of a basin bottle trap in brushed gold installed under a light wooden vanity top — 03Fittings in Place: Under a Basin, in a Bath

Render of a flat toilet roll holder in brushed stainless with a roll of paper on a stone wall — 04With and Without Paper or Towels

Render of a bathroom shelf in satin bronze with a soap dispenser and a bar of soap on a stone wall — 05

Render of a double robe hook in brushed gold on a stone wall with leaf shadows — 06

Render of a double towel rail in gunmetal black with a hand towel on a stone wall — 07

Studio render of a bath pop-up waste with overflow in aged gold — 08

Render of a toilet roll holder with a shelf in brushed gold on a stone wall — 09

Render of a double toilet roll holder in antique brass on a stone wall — 10

Render of a bath pop-up waste in satin bronze inside a white bath — 11

Render of a toilet roll holder in gunmetal black on a stone wall with leaf shadows — 12

Studio render of a basin bottle trap in brushed stainless on a light background — 13

Render of a flat toilet roll holder in satin bronze on a stone wall — 14

Render of a bathroom shelf in gunmetal black on a stone wall with leaf shadows — 15

Studio render of a bath pop-up waste in brushed gold with its cap and threaded body — 16

Render of a double toilet roll holder with a shelf in brushed stainless with two rolls of paper — 17

Render of a double robe hook in gunmetal black with two white towels on a stone wall — 18

Render of a basin pop-up waste in brushed stainless inside a white basin — 19

Render of a double towel rail in brushed stainless on a stone wall with leaf shadows — 20

Render of a toilet roll holder with a shelf in gunmetal black on a stone wall — 21

Studio render of a basin waste with overflow in brushed stainless — 22

Render of a double toilet roll holder in brushed stainless on a stone wall — 23

Studio render of a basin bottle trap in aged gold on a light background — 24

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Free guide: a 33-asset launch cost $27,670 shot and $11,830 from one model

The images above are one part of what a product needs to go on sale. A full launch runs to thirty-odd assets: packshots for every retailer, lifestyle, texture close-ups, a 360 spin and a short film. We priced 33 of them both ways, $27,670 through a photo shoot and $11,830 as product CGI from one model. The guide gives you the side-by-side, what to build once and the brief to send.

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Results & Business Impact

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Renders delivered as square 2000 px images ready for the product pages
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Products: accessories, basin and bath wastes and a bottle trap, each built as a 3D model
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Finishes: Brushed Gold, Antique Brass, Brushed Stainless, Gunmetal Black, Satin Bronze and Aged Gold
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Set of camera, light and stone wall shared by every finish, so only the metal changes

For a product sold in several finishes, the value of the images is in their consistency. AI can create one attractive picture, but a finish selector needs the same product in the same light every time, and only a 3D model rendered from fixed cameras guarantees that.

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What are configurator renders?

Configurator renders are images of one product in every option a shopper can choose, such as finish, colour or size, made from a 3D model with the same camera and light. Swapping them on a product page shows the chosen option without the picture jumping.

Why not use AI to change the finish of a product?

AI can produce one convincing image, but it does not keep the product, its proportions and the angle identical across many variants. In this project the brand tried AI first; a finish selector needed exact consistency, so we rendered every finish from 3D models in 3ds Max.

How many renders does a finish selector need?

Multiply products by finishes by views. Here 13 products in five or six finishes, with up to four views each plus in-place shots, came to 181 renders. Because every view uses a fixed camera, adding a new finish later means rendering the same views again.

Can you render bathroom brassware and accessories?

Yes. We render taps, wastes, traps, towel rails, holders, hooks and shelves from CAD files, drawings or existing product images, in any metal finish, as studio shots or installed in a basin, a bath or on a bathroom wall.

Do you also build the configurator itself?

We can. In this project the brand's own website runs the finish selector and we supplied the renders. We also build turnkey product configurators, real-time 3D or render-based, or deliver only the models and variant images for your developer.

Do you work with bathroom brands in the UK?

Yes. Cavari is a UK brand, and we work with bathroom and brassware brands fully remotely: product files, references and feedback come online, and the finished images are delivered in the sizes and formats your online store and marketplaces need.

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