3D Rendering for Rugs and Carpets
A rug is judged by pile, pattern scale and how it sits in a room — none of which survives a flat product photo. We render your designs into interiors at true scale, so every colourway and size is shown the way a customer will actually see it at home.
Trusted by leading textile and home brands
What we render
Every design, every size, in context
From a single hero rug to a full colourway library rendered from one scene.
Area rugs in interiors
Rugs staged under real furniture, where pattern scale and proportion against a sofa or table become obvious.
Colourways & variants
The same design rendered in every colourway from one scene, so the range compares cleanly on a listing page.
Pile, weave & finish
Macro views of pile height, knot structure and fringe — the detail that separates a hand-knotted rug from a printed one.
Carpet & broadloom
Full-floor carpet rendered without visible repetition, in rooms lit the way flooring is judged.
Featured case
A rug catalog staged without a photo studio

Kaleen
Kaleen needed lifestyle imagery for a rug catalog where each design ships in several sizes and colourways — a combination that makes photography impractical. We modeled the interiors, built the rugs as physical materials with real pile behaviour, and rendered every option into the same scenes. Designs are now added to an approved room instead of being shipped to a set.
Textile work in practice
What we delivered for textile and surface brands
Three recent projects, with the brief, the deliverable and where the imagery went.

QualityTapestries — Woven Textiles
Woven products rendered with true thread structure and drape, both as detail shots and staged in interiors.

Beauflor — Floor Covering Library
A floor covering range rendered into consistent room scenes so every décor in the library can be compared on equal terms.

Better Bona — Home Range in Rooms
Home products modeled once and staged into interior sets, with new SKUs dropped into approved scenes as the catalog grew.
Portfolio
Rug and carpet projects from our portfolio
Real client work: area rugs, broadloom and the textures that decide a purchase.
How it works
From design files to a styled room
You send the design data. We handle materials, scenes and delivery.
Brief & input files
Share design files or high-resolution scans, exact sizes, pile height and construction details, plus colourway references. Physical samples help most with pile and sheen.
Scene build & clay approval
Rooms are modeled and framed, then approved as grey clay renders so layout and camera are settled before material work.
Fibre, pattern & light
Pile is built as real fibre with the right height and density, the pattern is mapped at true scale, and the room is lit so texture reads rather than flattens.
Colourways & sizes
Each colourway and size is rendered into the approved scene with the camera unchanged, so a listing page compares like with like.
QA & delivery
Colour is checked against your references, then images are delivered in the crops your PDPs, marketplaces and print need.
CGI CRM
All work happens in one place
Your projects, feedback and finished assets live in our portal — not in an email thread.
Briefs, feedback and approvals
Set tasks, comment directly on renders and approve versions. Every decision stays attached to the image it belongs to.
Reusable asset library
Approved models, materials and scenes are stored and reused, so the next collection starts from what is already built.
Project history and delivery
Versions, results and final files in one place, available to your whole team whenever a catalog or campaign needs them.
Content formats
What you get from one rug model
Every format below comes from the same approved 3D asset.
Silo and lifestyle renders
Clean product shots for the catalog and styled scenes for the brand — from one model.
Close-ups and feature images
Macro views of the materials, joins and details a buyer inspects before deciding.
360° product views
Spin sets that let a shopper turn the product and inspect it from every side.
Product animation
Motion that explains what a still cannot: mechanisms, assembly, scale and use.
AR and configurator assets
Optimised models that place the product in a shopper's room or drive an online configurator.
Catalog, ecommerce and campaign content
Crops and formats prepared for PDPs, dealer print, marketplaces and social.
Case studies
Rug and textile brands we have rendered for
See what our clients say
Always a pleasure to deal with in my experience. Good communication and understanding of the brief, and great output.
Not only does CGI work hard to earn your business, they also work even harder to make sure that you are happy. They have really spent a lot time creating an efficient, streamlined process for your projects and it shows in their end product. I'm looking forward to kicking off another project with them.
This company are brilliant, very helpful and professional in their services.
Working with CGIFURNITURE has been an outstanding experience from start to finish. Their team consistently delivers high-quality renderings with incredible attention to detail, professionalism, and speed. They are true experts at what they do, bringing our ideas to life in a way that exceeds expectations every time. Their communication is seamless, turnaround times are impressive, and the final results always elevate our products. It’s rare to find a partner that combines talent, efficiency, and reliability so well. We highly recommend CGIFURNITURE to anyone looking for top-tier rendering services.
Worked with this company on multiple rendering projects and the experience has been consistently solid. Communication is clear, turnaround time is reliable, and the attention to detail is exactly what you want when it comes to product visuals. They understand design intent well and execute without needing excessive back-and-forth. Would definitely continue working together.
We really enjoy working with CGI. They always respond quickly and accurately, are flexible, and simply a great group of people to work with.
FAQ
Answers to common questions
What do you need from us to start?
Design files or high-resolution scans, exact sizes, pile height and construction type, and colourway references. For hand-knotted or high-pile products a physical sample is worth sending — fibre behaviour is what makes the render convincing.
Will the pile look like real fibre?
Yes, because it is built as fibre rather than painted onto a flat plane. Pile height, density and lay direction are modeled, which is why the rug catches light differently as it turns — the detail customers judge quality by.
Can you render every colourway of one design?
Yes, and from one scene. The room and camera stay fixed while colourways swap, so the comparison on your listing page is honest rather than a set of differently-lit photographs.
Can you show a rug at different sizes?
Yes. Because the room is modeled at real scale, the same design can be rendered as 160×230, 200×300 and so on, which answers the question customers ask most before buying.
Do you handle wall-to-wall carpet as well?
Yes. Broadloom is built as a randomised material so a full floor shows no visible repetition, and it is checked at room scale before delivery.
How much does rug rendering cost?
Cost depends on the number of designs, colourways and scenes. Our price list breaks down project types with average costs and example results — download it above, or book a demo for an estimate on your catalog.
Product Rendering Price List
All types of product CGI projects, their average costs and examples of results: plan your rug imagery budget in one download.

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