Keep finish families coordinated
Present chrome, black, brass, nickel and related finishes consistently across taps, showers, screens, furniture and accessories.
Bathroom product CGI for brands
Cesma Studio creates bathroom and sanitaryware CGI from Belgrade for UK and international product teams. The workflow combines roomsets, cutouts, finish variants and close details for vanity units, basins, taps, showers, baths, wetroom screens and coordinated ranges.

Wetroom product CGI · material control · finish-led range imagery
The bathroom catalogue problem
Bathroom ranges combine furniture, ceramics, brassware, glass, heating, surfaces and accessories. Size, door, handle, basin and metal-finish options can turn a simple launch into a large image matrix.
CGI keeps every product anchored to approved geometry and material rules. Roomsets, cutouts and details can then expand across the range without losing camera, lighting or finish consistency.
Present chrome, black, brass, nickel and related finishes consistently across taps, showers, screens, furniture and accessories.
Use product-led roomsets to show proportion, clearances, combinations and installed context without turning the project into architectural visualisation.
Add open drawers, doors, internal storage, mechanisms and close details when those features help the buying decision.
Reuse approved scene families, cutout cameras and naming rules as new products and finishes enter the range.
Commercial outputs
The system can combine emotional lifestyle imagery with the precise, comparable views required by specification and e-commerce teams.

Installed context for vanity units, ceramics, taps, showers, baths, screens and coordinated ranges.

Clean product images for e-commerce, catalogues, comparison pages and specification material.

Material response, hardware, storage, glass, brassware and product features shown at a useful scale.
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View relevant product CGIA controlled bathroom workflow
Representative products establish the visual rules before the full range moves into production.
We map product families, sizes, configurations, finishes, compatible combinations and the required mix of roomsets, cutouts and details.
Geometry, ceramics, glass, metal, furniture finishes, surfaces and key product details are checked against supplied references.
A representative roomset and product view establish camera, lighting, styling, scale and brand direction before expansion.
Approved rules support new SKUs, sizes, finishes, launch assets, brochures and product-page updates through a familiar review process.

Relevant production proof
Robert Lee
Ongoing production partnership since 2021
Dedicated monthly production supports websites, brochures, catalogues and launches with roomsets, cutouts, detail images and finish variants. More than 780 production work packages are indexed in the internal archive.
View Case StudyCommercial fit
The work is product visualisation for commercial use. It is not a bathroom design service for private homeowners or an architectural interior package.
Brief preparation
The most useful starting point is a product matrix paired with accurate source material and a prioritised launch plan.
Questions before a brief
A useful quote depends on product information, output requirements and future range potential—not only the number of final images.
We work with bathroom furniture, vanity units, basins, WCs, baths, taps, showers, wetroom screens, enclosures, radiators, accessories, surfaces and coordinated product ranges.
Yes. Planning both outputs together helps preserve product geometry, finish and configuration across lifestyle and catalogue imagery.
Yes. Once the base material response and supplied finish references are approved, coordinated chrome, black, brass, nickel and other variants can be produced across compatible products.
Yes. Close details, exploded views and short animation can show storage, quick-release parts, wastes, valves, fittings or other features that are difficult to communicate in a standard roomset.
Yes. Recurring work is a strong fit. We can maintain approved visual rules, product knowledge and review stages so new briefs enter a familiar production system.
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Start with the real product range
We will review the fit, identify missing inputs and suggest the most practical starting scope—pilot, defined project or ongoing production workflow.
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