Interior rendering of a car showroom sales floor with a silver SUV, a blue hatchback, a staircase and an oak slat ceiling with black track lights
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Car Showroom Interior Renderings for a Design Firm in Bermuda

A Bermuda architecture and interior design firm needed key views of a car sales showroom it had designed, so its client could judge the overall look. From the firm’s drawings and marked camera angles we rendered the sales floor, offices, lounge, coffee point and covered entrance.

Rendering of the coffee point in a car showroom with white cabinets, a stone counter and a glass wall
Rendering of the glass entrance of a car showroom with a blue car on display behind black framed doors

Client & Market Context

A Bermuda Design Firm Presenting a Car Showroom to Its Client

Our client is an architecture and interior design firm based in Hamilton, Bermuda, that designs homes and business spaces. It had designed a car sales showroom and needed car showroom interior renderings to show its own client how the finished space would look.

One Showroom, Seen the Way a Customer Walks Through It

The main challenge of car dealership rendering is that cars, glass and a bright interior are hard to read in drawings, while the client judges the space as a customer. The renders had to answer four questions.

Visual Results

The Finished Car Showroom Rendering Set

The set follows a customer’s route through the showroom: the covered entrance, the sales floor, the display bay, the consultation desks, the lounge, the offices and the coffee point.

Rendering of the customer lounge of a car showroom with sofas, an oak display unit and cars on the sales floor
01A Lounge Between the Cars
Rendering of a glazed display bay in a car showroom with a white sedan behind glass doors
02A Display Bay Behind Glass
Rendering of consultation desks in a car showroom with white cars under an exposed duct ceiling
03Consultation Desks on the Sales Floor
Rendering of the covered entrance of a car showroom seen from the drive, with cars behind glass fronts
04A Covered Entrance From the Drive
Rendering of glass walled offices and a meeting room in a car showroom
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Rendering of a white electric sedan next to a sales desk with chairs in a car showroom
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Rendering of lounge sofas, plants and a display wall with posters in a car showroom
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Cover of the guide on the commercial rendering approval set

Free guide: 38 renders took three meetings, and seven views would have done it

Before a space like the one above gets built, it has to get past a room of people: a board, a brand team, a landlord, sometimes planning. Most commercial rendering orders ignore who is in that room, and our priced composite ran to 38 images, three meetings and $25,918. The guide shows the seven views that answer each of them, for $3,100, and the short brief to send us.

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Results & Business Impact

  • 7views

    final renderings: sales floor, glass offices, customer lounge, display bay, consultation desks, coffee point and covered entrance

  • 6zones

    parts of the showroom shown from the customer’s side, from the drive to the coffee point

  • 1model

    3D model of the whole showroom, so every view shares the same finishes, furniture and light

  • 4000px

    long side of every delivered rendering, ready for the client presentation

A showroom is judged the way a customer walks through it. Seven views from the drive to the coffee point gave a design firm a car dealership interior its client could review zone by zone.

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What is car showroom rendering?
Car showroom rendering turns the drawings of a dealership into photoreal images before it is built or fitted out. The renders show the sales floor, the cars on display, the offices and the customer areas in real light, so the owner and the design team can judge the space as visitors will see it.
Can you render a showroom from the designer’s drawings?
Yes. This project started from the design firm’s drawings, with the camera angles marked on the documents. We built the showroom in 3D from those plans, placed the furniture, lighting and cars, and rendered each view from the position the designers had chosen.
Which views does a car showroom presentation need?
A useful set covers the route of a customer: the entrance, the sales floor with the cars, the consultation desks, the lounge and the offices. Here seven views covered the showroom from the covered entrance to the coffee point, so the client could review the whole interior.
Why show real car models in the renders?
Cars set the scale of a showroom. With vehicles of the right size on the floor, the client can see how many models fit, how much space surrounds each one and how the display reads from the entrance and from the desks.
Who orders car dealership renderings?
Usually the architect or interior designer of the showroom, who needs images for the client review, and the dealer or owner, who needs them for approvals and for the brand. In this project a design firm ordered the views to present its concept to its own client.
Can the renders be updated after the design review?
Yes. The showroom stays in one 3D scene, so changed finishes, furniture or car models can be rendered again from the same cameras. The new views then match the rest of the set, and the design team does not have to start the visuals over.

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