Photoreal Wood Trim Renderings

I have flat profile drawings of skirting, architrave, wall panelling, shelves, and similar joinery pieces and I need them turned into photorealistic hero images for our website. Each item has to read as real timber, not a computer graphic, so fine grain direction, end-grain, tiny chamfers, and even the way light rolls across a matte or lightly oiled surface all have to be visible. Scope • The models must be built in full, not just façades, because some shots will be taken from angled views. • Wood is the only material involved; no metal brackets or plastic inserts. • Finish variations: matte clear-coat and untouched natural timber. I will supply reference photos for colour and sheen. • Detail level: every bead, quirk, and moulding needs to be crisp so that customers can zoom in on mobile and still see depth. Deliverables 1. High-resolution PNG or JPG renders (minimum 3000 px on the longest side) on transparent and white backgrounds. 2. The original 3D files with clean, labelled layers (Blender, 3ds Max, or similar—use whatever you prefer as long as the export is FBX compatible). 3. Library of PBR textures used, organised by finish. 4. One clay preview per piece for approval before lighting and texturing. Acceptance criteria • Profiles match the supplied CAD linework within 1 mm tolerance. • Wood grain direction aligns with the real-world piece. • No visible noise, fireflies, or artefacts at 100 % zoom. • Both matte and natural versions delivered for each profile. Once we lock the first model and lighting setup, the rest should follow the same look-dev template, so efficiency will improve as we progress. Let me know your preferred software and typical turnaround per profile, and we can start with a small batch immediately.