3D Rendering Studio for Los Angeles Luxury Real Estate

NoTriangle Studio is a 3D visualization studio for Los Angeles luxury homes, headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area, and working with developers, architects and agents since 2014. It produced the renderings and launch film for Serenity, a Santa Monica farmhouse marketed before it was built and sold the year it was completed, and the renderings and animation for 1660 Casale Road in Pacific Palisades, built from the architect's model during construction, plus 23 design renderings for a private residence on Chatsboro Drive in Woodland Hills. Each has a public case study. Whoever you hire, look for Los Angeles luxury homes you can check, white-model approval of every camera angle before color, and people who ask what the images have to achieve.

NoTriangle Studio is headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area (Fremont, California), with its in-house production team based in Brazil, and has been in business since 2014. A team of 20 to 30 people produces every project in-house. We have no separate office in Los Angeles; clients here work with us on calls and shared online reviews in the same Pacific time zone, and our Los Angeles projects, from Santa Monica and Pacific Palisades to Woodland Hills, have all run this way. You can meet the people who lead every project on our About page.

Choose a studio whose spec-home imagery has already carried a Westside launch through a luxury brokerage, and ask to see the finished house next to the renderings. NoTriangle Studio's closest work is on the Westside: Serenity in Santa Monica, co-listed by two Beverly Hills brokerages and sold in 2025, and 1660 Casale Road in Pacific Palisades, built to its renderings. The process that worked there, white-model approval of every angle and interiors styled to stand in for photography, is the one we would bring to a home in Beverly Hills or Malibu.

They let the brokerage launch the home while it is still under construction, with images accurate enough to stand in for photography. That means building from the architect's own files, matching the specified finishes, and keeping the images current as the build changes. At 1660 Casale Road the renderings were revised when the entry water feature and the pool finish changed on site; at Serenity the interiors were styled scene by scene and a launch film carried the backyard and theater. Both homes were built to the design that was rendered.

Yes. Since 2019 the architects Hsu McCullough have brought us in for their developer clients: five new homes in Mar Vista for AIH Development and a pair of townhouses in Redondo Beach for Bay Developers. The architect supplies the drawings and agrees each camera angle on a white model, the developer chooses the finishes, and the same images then market the house. At 13161 Psomas Way in Mar Vista, the listing used all nine of our renderings while the home was under construction, and it sold in October 2022.

Yes. If a launch or listing date is fixed, tell us on the discovery call and we build the milestone schedule around it, with review points timed so feedback keeps the project moving. We are honest about what a scope needs, so the schedule we confirm is one we can hold.

Industry-wide, published guides put a 3D rendering at roughly $250 to $5,000+ per still image in 2026, and architectural animation at roughly $2,000 to $18,000 per finished minute, depending on the number of views, interior or exterior, custom modeling and whether design is part of the work. These are industry-wide ranges, not NoTriangle prices. Every NoTriangle project is quoted to its scope after a discovery call; there is no price list. See how much 3D rendering costs and what premium 3D rendering costs.

A 3D model in Revit, SketchUp or Rhino is the best start; CAD drawings, sketches and reference images also work, and if the design is unfinished, design becomes a separately scoped stage, as it was on Chatsboro Drive. Every project includes white-model previews of each camera angle, a milestone schedule, high-resolution files for web, MLS and print, and commercial usage rights. Revision rounds are included, and the exact number is confirmed in the proposal. See files needed for 3D rendering.