Vineyard Wine Cellars (VWC) stands at the forefront of the burgeoning wine storage industry. With extensive experience in both residential and commercial settings, spanning from basements to high-rise buildings across the United States, VWC delivers unparalleled quality and service. Guided by a commitment to their craft, superior customer service, and profound industry knowledge, VWC ensures professionalism in every project it undertakes.
The VWC team contacted CGIFurniture at the start of 2022. Their request was to get a variety of product visuals within a pretty tight deadline, and we successfully fulfilled these requirements. Since then, our artists have completed 3 major projects consisting of dozens of smaller tasks for the brand. The results include silo and lifestyle renders, 360-degree spins, and AR models. Let’s go through all of them!
Silo Renders for Wine Racks
The client requested a silo 3D visualization service to showcase wine racks and cellars on a white background. The main specifications were 4000 × 4000 pixels at 72 dpi, with shadows added to the final renders.
Lifestyle Renders for Wine Cellars
In another project, the VWC team requested lifestyle renders for wine storage with a resolution of 3840 x 2160 and 72 dpi. They provided images of luxury interiors as references for the lifestyle backgrounds, and our artists skillfully crafted a range of 3D scenes based on those.
Wine Display 360-Degree Spin
Another project with the client involved creating 360 spin product photography of wine racks filled with bottles. The full rotation lasts 4 seconds and includes shadows to enhance product realism.
↔ drag to rotateWine Storage AR Models
One of the most innovative projects we’ve done for VWC was creating augmented reality models for wine storage solutions. The brand needed them for Shopify. We provided all the models in the usdz + glb formats and 500 MB size as requested.
_View Products in Augmented Reality_
Wine Storage 3D Visualization for an E-Comm Website
The resulting visuals were used on the VWC website. Its product pages now feature silo images with color options and lifestyle images showing wine displays in a context.
