3D designer and visual storyteller based in Copenhagen. With a deep passion for architecture, design, and the power of imagery, I founded Bo Degn Studio to bring spaces, ideas and concepts to life through high-end visualization and animation.

My Story & Vision

Over the years, I’ve dedicated myself to mastering 3D visualization, motion graphics, and architectural animation. Working in close collaboration with architects, designers, and creatives, I create visuals that help communicate spatial ideas with clarity, emotion, and impact.

At the core, my mission is to bridge the gap between imagination and experience — to let people feel a space before it even exists.

What I Offer

• Architectural Visualizations: Photorealistic renders of interiors, exteriors, masterplans, VVM

• Animations & Walkthroughs: Animated flythroughs, construction sequence, cinematic sequences, explainer animations

• Conceptual & Branding Visuals: Mood imagery, branded environments, stylized visuals, graphic design

• Consultation & Creative Direction: Helping shape visual identity, shot planning, visual storytelling

Why Work With Me

• Deep Architectural Understanding: My background (including working with architecture firms) gives me insight into the design process, so visuals don’t just look good — they are rooted in real architectural logic

• Narrative Focus: I don’t just create images — I weave stories around space, atmosphere, light, movement

• Technical & Artistic Balance: From detailed geometry and lighting to camera choreography and post production

• Flexible & Client-Centered: Whether you’re a solo architect, a design studio, or a developer, I tailor the approach to your needs

Let’s Build a Visual Future Together

If you’d like to explore how visualization or animation can elevate your design, project or presentation — let’s connect. Whether it’s a single render, a full cinematic walkthrough, or a visual identity for a spatial concept, I’m excited to help you tell your story.

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Bo Degn
3D Designer & Founder
Copenhagen, Denmark