Should You Experiment with Isometric Design?

The rise of isometric design is apparent as more and more businesses are leveraging this innovative type of graphic. Isometric design is achieved by creating a three-dimensional object in a two-dimensional space. This type of visual is made possible by having three axes of the object intersect at a 120-degree angle, thus giving the illusion of a 3D graphic.

…So why should you experiment with isometric design?

Help consumers easily visualize your space

According to the Social Science Research Network, 65% of the population consists of visual learners. As visual learners make up over half the population, it’s a no brainer to experiment with graphics when it comes to selling your spaces. While 2D floor plans can be useful in showcasing your layouts, isometry takes it to the next level. By having a clear visual understanding of physical walls and boundaries within a location, consumers will have a more comprehensive understanding of the space distribution.   

Showcase your plans in a unique manner

In today’s day and age, being bombarded by advertisements is the norm, so why not stick out from the crowd? While floor plans and renderings do a wonderful job of highlighting a location, isometry showcases it in a unique manner, which can be more eye catching to your potential future residents.

Keep up with industry trends

More and more businesses are experimenting with this type of design, so why not take the leap too? Isometric design is a growing trend, and if you’re not careful you’ll be left behind in a 2D design world. You have limited time to capture a user’s attention, so why not do it in 3D?

If you’re ready to take the next step and experiment with isometric design, contact Shape! We’re happy to work directly with your team to get the results that you desire. So what are you waiting for? Take the leap into isometric design now!