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A fitted office floor marketed before completion
For asset managers and developers

Market a real project,
with a real price attached.

Not a render, not a mood board, not a promise. A finished interior your tenant walks through in 360°, costed before anyone commits to anything.

Where this is going

Tenants no longer want particulars. They want the answer.

A tenant reading a brochure is being asked to imagine the space, appoint a designer, and discover the cost months later. Every step is a reason to hesitate, and every intermediary adds another.

What they actually want is service: show me what this space becomes, tell me what it costs, and handle it. That is the market now, and it is where marketing space is heading — the asset that answers those three things gets taken first.

Real, not rendered

A finished project, not an impression

Every item in the space is a real product with real dimensions, specified and orderable. What a tenant walks through is what arrives.

Priced up front

A number before commitment

The specification carries a full bill of quantities, so the cost is on the table at the first conversation rather than months into a design.

Direct

Fewer hands in the middle

Design, visualisation, costing, supply and build sit with one company. Less coordination for you, fewer margins stacked on the tenant.

Live 360° — drag to look
The technology

One QR code carries the whole pitch.

Print it on the brochure, the hoarding or the letting board. It opens the finished interior on a phone — real products, real dimensions, a real price behind it. No app, no headset, no appointment.

Self-hosted 360°, so the space loads instantly on any phone Product hotspots reading the real catalogue One link or QR code — brochure, hoarding, letting board, email Works for a single suite or every unit type in a scheme
Fewer hands in between

Your asset, the tenant, and one company between them.

Designer, visualiser, quantity surveyor, furniture supplier, contractor and project manager are usually six appointments and six margins. We hold all of it, so the tenant deals with one specification and one price, and you deal with one contract.

01

You send one asset

Plans and the space you want to move. No commitment beyond that.

02

We design it properly

Interior architects plan the space to a realistic occupier brief, and specify every item in it.

03

It becomes a showroom

The design turns into a 360° space behind its own link and QR code, ready to put in front of a tenant.

04

You market it with a price

Walkthrough and cost plan together. The tenant adjusts it to their own requirements and knows what it costs before a meeting.

05

We deliver what they saw

On a signed deal we supply, build and hand over to that exact specification — us as general contractor on larger works, or our vetted partners under our management.

Send us one asset to start with.

One floor, one unit type, one empty space you are struggling to let. We come back with what it becomes and what it costs, and you can judge the idea on a real example rather than a pitch.

A specified interior for the space, as a 360° walkthrough A full BOQ and cost plan you can put in front of a tenant One QR code for your existing marketing material