Capture Buyers With 3D Renderings

Homebuilders can capture buyers attention with 3D renderings of their new homes.

Famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright once wrote, “More and more, so it seems to me, light is the beautifier of the building.”

Known for building over 1,000 prized architectural masterpieces, Frank Lloyd Wright crafted each building to work with the natural landscaping and capture the intensity of light in every season.

 

Today, we don’t always have the luxury of capturing crisp, autumn light peeking through leaves of amber and gold, but we can apply this concept of light mastery to captivate the hearts of home shoppers with photo real renderings. We’ve discovered that the play of light, darkness and dramatic camera angles in renderings can drastically enhance the beauty and interest of your homes. Don’t believe us? In a recent study of new home shoppers we ran a test of photographs against rendered images and the renderings were preferred by a staggering 3:1 ratio.

Homebuilders can capture buyers attention with 3D renderings of their new homes.

The next time you are looking to showcase a home, don’t reach for the photograph of your home plopped on a blank lot, consider adding visual interest and emotion with a 3D photo real rendering of your home set with ideal lighting and landscaped to perfection. Learn more about BDX photo real renderings.

 

 

About the Author

Alaina Latiolais

Alaina Latiolais is currently the Marketing Manager and HBA Partnership Program Manager for Builder’s Digital Experience. She previously worked as a Digital Marketing Consultant for BDX working with builders of all sizes in the Austin, San Antonio and Corpus Christi markets. Finding her love for B2B marketing, she now helps educate home builders about marketing and technology and understanding the digital consumer. Alaina has over a decade of experience working with small, medium and large businesses on their marketing strategies, always with a strong focus on the latest technology and results. She has a practical approach that saddles between warm and daring, always challenging businesses to take the next step to adopt new technology and ideas.

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