A private office in a metaverse has to work as a room. We designed one you can sit in, not a skybox with a table pasted on.
Client
Under NDA
Disciplines
3D environment design, spatial layout
Space
Private office / meeting room
Use
Metaverse
The brief
A virtual private office: a table people can sit at, light that reads as a room, and walls that hold when you turn your head.
The client is under NDA. The job was the space, not a named platform we can advertise.
The challenge
A still of a conference room is easy. A room a headset has to walk is a layout problem.
Furniture at a scale a seated person actually occupies
Lighting that describes the table, not a blown-out ceiling
A screen wall that can take a share later without rebuilding the room
Geometry light enough to load, heavy enough that the room does not look like a set
How we approached it
The table sits on the centreline. Chairs, the sideboard and the screen wall were placed from that, the way a real meeting room is planned, not as props around a camera.
The lights are a grid, not a HDRI dump. That keeps the table readable when someone looks up, and it keeps the poly count honest.
What we built
A private office environment: room, table, seating, sideboard, screen wall, and the lighting rig. The photograph is the view from the head of the table.
We do not publish the client, the platform, or a user count.
Results
The engagement is under NDA. We do not publish who commissioned it, or how many rooms were stood up from the same files.
Room
Designed to sit in
Scale
Furniture at human size
NDA
Client withheld
In use
A later brand or a later screen can sit in the same room. The layout does not have to be rebuilt because someone wanted a different logo on the wall.
This engagement is covered by a confidentiality agreement, so the client is not named and some implementation detail is described in general terms.
