VR walkthrough
See your home before you build it.
Walk your actual home at full scale in VR before construction begins — your rooms, your dimensions, at eye height, months before anything is cut.
A drawing is not a room.
Everybody approves interiors from plans and elevations, and almost nobody can read them as space. You find out what 600mm of walkway feels like on the day you first walk it, which is the day it costs a fortnight and an argument to change.
Change your mind while it is still free.
A change in a headset costs nothing — it is a number in a file. The same change after joinery is cut costs material, labour and programme, and after handover it costs all of that plus living around it. The whole point of walking it early is that early is when you are allowed to be wrong.
In detail
Things you catch before they get expensive
- Kitchen clearances — whether two people can pass behind a pulled-out drawer
- Wardrobe doors that foul a bed, a radiator or each other
- Where the sofa actually goes once the TV is where the socket is
- Whether the dining table you own seats six in that room
- Passage widths, at the width you walk rather than the width on paper
- Storage you have not counted yet — suitcases, a vacuum, festival boxes
- Lighting: what is lit, what is left dark, and what glares off a screen
- False ceiling depth against your actual floor-to-ceiling height
Questions
What people ask first.
And if what you want to ask is not here, it is probably specific to your home — which is the sort of question worth asking a person.
Ask us directlyCan I really see the design in VR before approving it?
Yes. We build the 3D model anyway, so putting you inside it costs nothing extra. It matters most for things drawings communicate badly: ceiling height, corridor width, how much light a room actually gets, and whether the kitchen feels cramped when two people are in it.
How long does a project take?
A typical two or three bedroom turnkey home runs about ten to fourteen weeks on site, after the design is frozen. Design itself usually takes three to five weeks depending on how quickly decisions are made. We give you a dated programme before you sign anything.
How will I know what is happening on site?
Photographs and a progress note reach you on WhatsApp every Friday, without you having to ask. A running snag list sits alongside it. If something has slipped, you hear about it that week rather than at handover.
Walk it before you commit to it.
Bring your builder’s floor plan. We will tell you what is possible in it, and you can walk the result before you approve anything.