Explore websites, product experiences and connected systems in a world you can move through. Take the guided route, or find your own way.
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Seven spaces. Six hands-on exhibits. One connected pavilion.
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Every exhibit is here in ordinary HTML. No graphics hardware, motion or keyboard movement is needed to understand the work. Virtual showrooms, 360-degree product viewers and Three.js experiences are useful when they make something clearer.
Explore a scaled architectural preview adapted from Bella’s original 3D tour. A shared arrival lounge leads to styling, skincare and wellness spaces. Select a room or orbit the model.
An immersive beauty website can communicate atmosphere and help visitors understand how its services and spaces fit together. Bella is a fictional concept, not a trading salon.
Move the light across an original double-curved panel. Compare the illustrative finish states, then inspect the ridge and rolled edges from a different angle.
This is an automotive surface and material study, adapted from ONYX’s original geometry. It is not a whole-car configurator, a customer vehicle or a prediction of coating performance.
Turn a fictional skincare bottle, compare four finishes and try a different light. Get closer to the label, inspect the silhouette or separate the presentation components.
A real brand could connect approved product models and colour options to its catalogue. Here, the packaging is original and fictional; no ingredient, manufacturing or measured sales claim is made.
Select a cluster, trace its illuminated neighbours and turn the sphere to see how the connections continue around it. The graph is the same original spherical network used on our homepage.
An interactive diagram can make a complicated system easier to discuss. These signals illustrate connected systems; they do not show live AI inference or customer data.
Change the metalness, roughness, transmission and colour of an original sculptural knot. Move the light and watch the highlights describe its surface.
Shape is only part of product presentation. Materials and lighting help communicate a surface, while carefully matched reference photography is still needed for a real product.
Advance a short spatial story. One collection of original forms becomes a circular identity, separates into a product silhouette and reconnects as a service system. Reverse it to follow the same path home.
Direct participation can reveal how the parts of a brand or service belong together. This is a procedural illustration, not a live process or a model of a customer’s business.
A product to inspect, a place to explore or a story worth taking part in. Tell us what your audience needs to understand, and we’ll work out whether 3D has a useful role.
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