Successful stories

At Aspecta, a proud member of HMTX Global, we collaborate with Real World Textures to create highly accurate 3D scans and hyper-realistic visualizations of our vinyl flooring collections. Using cutting-edge technology, every texture and detail is meticulously captured, offering an authentic representation of our floors’ beauty and quality.

These visuals are more than images—they’re interactive tools integrated into Aspecta’s web presentation and floor configurator, enabling architects and designers to explore flooring options in inspiring and innovative ways. By redefining visual communication, we emphasize the architectural value of our floors, setting new standards for digital design and creative possibilities.

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Nya Nordiska is one of the leading international textile éditeurs, and to stay ahead in today's world, they prioritize creating digital copies and images of their fabrics. There are three main implications driving this decision. Firstly, they need to generate numerous preview images for upcoming collections. Secondly, they aim to provide designers with digital copies of their textiles. Thirdly, they seek to reduce the costs of photoshoots, which would traditionally be held in a villa with a Mediterranean ambiance. All these tasks are interconnected with material digitization, which addresses them all in a single investment. Furthermore, it opens up new avenues for creating, promoting, and distributing brand name, textiles, and their digital versions to potential customers and markets around the globe. We are honored to have the opportunity to work with such great people from Nya Nordiska and assist them in transitioning into the digital era.

Oakcent is a relatively new brand built on the years of experience of the Czech wood floor manufacturer, Prince Parket. The craftsmanship and extensive experience in producing high-quality wood floors have crystallized to form the Oakcent brand, which is dedicated to delivering wooden floors to people with the highest expectations. The state-of-the-art processing of wood floors is emphasized with floor patterns that are rarely seen on the market. To initially present these patterns in beautiful spaces, we digitize the floor textures and create visualizations to showcase the patterns in lifelike environments. We are proud of this collaboration and wish all the best to Oakcent, a young company deserving attention from those seeking quality and a unique look.

We assisted ADO in transitioning their beautiful curtain and upholstery fabrics into a digital format, enabling them to generate product visualizations for their web catalog. Moreover, we crafted tailored 3D environments, allowing them to showcase fabrics within realistic 3D interiors. This transformation equips them with the capability to create versatile product presentations utilizing digitized items. This minimizes expenses for physical photoshoots and enriches their online catalog with diverse mockups across varying color palettes. Concurrently, ADO acquires an extensive 3D portfolio that can be shared with architects and designers, amplifying their reach.

Our longstanding collaboration with Technistone commenced when they needed a robust solution for scanning substantial stone slabs, measuring 150 x 300 cm, a task not easily handled by traditional means. As they transitioned from using cameras to more advanced scanning, we seamlessly met their requirements. Despite challenges posed by sample dimensions and weight, our storage and dedicated scanning room, equipped with machinery capable of handling up to 500 kg, readily accommodated these demands. Since that pivotal moment, we've consistently digitized Technistone's samples. Furthermore, we're consistently engaged in crafting visualizations for innovative designs that are on the cusp of market introduction.

As former architects, we often found ourselves missing digital copies of structured facade plasters from the STO company for our visualizations. We had reached out to them several times in the past, at a time when digital copies were not widely recognized, and most companies did not see them as essential. However, since we had previously been in contact, they got back to us once they recognized the growing demand from architects for these digital replicas. For our inaugural project, we visited their headquarters in Germany and scanned their entire portfolio of facade plasters on-site. Our collaboration with STO continues as we assist them in digitizing their exquisite materials.