360° virtual tours · CAD ART studio
A rendered 360° virtual tour lets you stand inside a home that so far exists only on paper. CAD ART studio models each room from the floor plan, renders it as a full panorama and links the rooms into one tour, as part of its 3D interior rendering service. Start any tour below and walk through at your own pace.
Each tour is made of rendered rooms, not photographs, and each one opens full screen when you start it. If you're building a house, begin with Residence: it follows a two-story family home through 24 rooms, including the spa and the laundry room, the spaces people most often forget to picture.
Open plan and Elegance are two family apartments in a residential building in Serbia, rendered from the same models as their still images, so you can compare a framed view with the whole room around it. Open plan, in eight rooms, runs from dark wood and veined stone in the kitchen to two kids' rooms, one with a climbing wall; Elegance, in six, pairs velvet and fluted wood with white marble. Contemporary, a city apartment, ends with a 3D view of its whole floor plan.
House · 24 rooms in 360°
A two-story family home in 24 panoramas, from the entry hall and kitchen to the primary suite, spa and laundry room.
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Apartment · 8 rooms in 360°
A family apartment in 8 rooms: living room, kitchen, bedroom, two kids' rooms, hallway, powder room and bathroom.
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Apartment · 6 rooms in 360°
A family apartment in 6 rooms: living room, kitchen, bedroom, kids' room, bathroom and hallway.
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Apartment · 8 views in 360°
A city apartment in 8 views: living and dining rooms, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a 3D view of the whole floor plan.
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A camera-scanned tour needs a finished, furnished home to photograph. A rendered tour needs only the floor plan, so it exists before the foundation does, and a finish you change on paper changes in the tour too. For how people view a tour and which rooms to include, read what a 360° virtual tour of a new home is.
A tour shows how rooms connect. It suits open-plan spaces, where the way the kitchen, dining and living areas meet matters more than any single view, and it suits decisions made by several people in different places, because everyone walks through the same rooms.
Still renderings frame one view at its best. They suit print, a listing cover and the rooms you want to compare side by side in two finishes. Many projects combine the two: a tour of the main living space and still renderings of the rest, all from one model.
A simple test: if the question starts with "what will it look like", a still answers it. If it starts with "how does it feel to walk from", you need a tour.
For self-builders, a tour is the moment the plan becomes a place. Walk from the entry to the kitchen and you notice where the pantry door swings, how far the dining table sits from the window and whether the hall feels wide enough, while changing any of it still costs nothing but a drawing.
For people selling homes that aren't built yet, a tour gives buyers something to walk through instead of a floor plan to decode. We make tours for off-plan sales per unit type, from your sales plans.
For a Morava Modern design, send its name instead of the drawings. Everything else is agreed in writing with your quote.
A tour runs in the browser, with nothing to install. On a computer, drag to look around and select a room to move to it. On a phone or tablet, swipe, or move the device itself where it supports motion sensors. Every tour opens full screen, and the browser in a VR headset opens the same link.
Share the link by email or message, add it to a listing, or place it on a page of your own website.
You receive the finished panoramas and the tour, not the 3D model or the scene files.
A tour is priced per room, because each room is a full panorama: every wall, the floor and the ceiling are modeled and styled, not one framed view. Tours start from $590 per room, in USD before tax, and every job gets a fixed quote within 2 business days, before any work starts.
To see both formats, an interior preview of three still views and a two-room tour starts from $2,350, the sum of the unit prices with nothing added. All starting prices are in the price guide.
A set of 360° panoramas, one per room, linked so you can move from room to room and look in every direction. A rendered tour is made from the floor plan, so it shows a home before it's built.
Tours are priced per room, from $590 per room in USD before tax. The number of rooms and styling directions sets the total, and you get a fixed quote within 2 business days, before any work starts.
Yes. On this page, "Start the 3D virtual tour" opens a full-screen view on a phone, tablet or computer, with nothing to install; where the phone supports it, you can look around by moving the device. The tour link you receive also opens in the browser of a VR headset.
Yes. You receive a link that works anywhere a link does: an email, a listing or your own site. Many website builders can also show it inside a page, and you may use the tour for any purpose, including a sale.
The rooms where decisions are hardest to make on paper: usually the open living area, the kitchen and the principal bedroom. Bathrooms and halls add little on their own but help the walk feel continuous. For a small apartment, every room is often worth including.
Typically 2–3 weeks, depending on the number of rooms, with first previews within about 5 business days. Your quote sets the dates.
Renderings illustrate a design. Materials, products, furniture and daylight in a finished home will differ.
We visualize designs. We don't prepare interior construction drawings, product or finish specifications, or documents for permits; professionals licensed where you build prepare those.
Send your floor plan with dimensions, the rooms you want in the tour and a few pictures of finishes you like. If you're starting from a Morava Modern design, its name is enough. Your project is coordinated by Nađa from the UK, in English.
We reply within 2 business days (Central European Time).