- Image creation
Today, we are once again putting one of our partners in the spotlight: visualisation agency Belly. Previously you could admire their project den Oever, now we take you to Villa Hamoir. Belly got the assignment to visualize a modern villa based on the ideas of the architect, with attention for different types of natural stone and a great eye for detail.
The visualisation images of the Antwerp company are very close to reality and always succeed in giving each project the right atmosphere, as the images of Villa Hamoir also show. For this project, Belly worked together with Patrimoine Invest, Studio P Architects and architect Bruno Schotte. Belly was commissioned to visualise a modern villa and started to work with Schotte's ideas.
It was also important to faithfully reproduce the natural stone in the interior.
To turn these ideas into inspiring and lifelike images, Patrimoine Invest called on the hyper-realistic 3D skills of the visualisation company. It was also important to faithfully reproduce the natural stone used in the interior, such as the stone for the swimming pool and the bathroom. And Belly succeeded with flying colours, as the images here also prove.
Because the agency works with great detail and dedication, it took its mobile photo studio to the natural stone supplier Dominique De Simpel in Knokke. This way, they could meticulously document and photograph the different textures of the stones.
The result are hyper-realistic visuals of a beautiful villa, where the use of natural stone is prominent. The visualisations subtly show the different textures and atmosphere per room.
Visualisations by Belly
Belly is an accessible, Antwerp-based company that excels in the creation of 3D visualisations of real estate and products in the making. The visualisation agency has the know-how of a large company, but the flexibility of a small one. Belly not only makes his mark with his realistic-looking photos, but also succeeds in creating the most ideal and realistic atmosphere every time.
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