The Greypixel

16/06/2026

A few days in Antwerp and countless inspiring conversations!

Our founders, Akos Matetelki and Jozsef Lipka , had the opportunity to participate in as part of the Hungarian Design Corner initiative, representing The Greypixel alongside other outstanding Hungarian creative companies like , and .

What we take home from events like this is more than business cards or presentations: it’s the exchange of ideas, the conversations about architecture, design and innovation, and the chance to see how different creative cultures approach the same challenges.

Thank you to everyone who welcomed us, shared their work and contributed to making this event such a valuable experience!

We’re looking forward to continuing the conversations beyond Antwerp.

03/06/2026

Some spaces don’t need to be filled. They need to be felt.

For this outdoor visualization created for Domani , we focused on the quiet dialogue between architecture, landscape and light.

Natural materials, soft shadows, textured surfaces and still water come together to create a space that feels both grounded and timeless. The goal wasn’t to add more, but to reveal the beauty already present in simplicity.

A study in calmness, proportion and atmosphere.

06/05/2026

For this project, created for Piet Boon, the focus wasn’t just on interiors but on how materials define the entire visual experience.

Every surface you see here is built around the product: subtle textures, soft tonal variations, and a carefully controlled light setup to highlight the depth and tactility of the tiles.

Our goal with product-focused visuals like these is clarity without distraction, to let materials speak through realism, scale, and atmosphere.

From micro surface details to how light travels across edges, everything is designed to support one thing: making the product feel tangible before it exists in real life.

22/04/2026

Büszkék vagyunk rá, hogy részesei lehettünk ennek a kiemelkedő projektnek.

A Magyar Állami Operaház felújítása elnyerte a European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards 2026 díjat — egy igazán megérdemelt elismerés egy komplex és nagy jelentőségű restauráció számára.

A The Greypixel csapata látványtervekkel és 3D elemekkel támogatta a projektet, segítve a koncepció és a mögötte álló gondolkodás vizuális megjelenítését.

Külön öröm számunkra olyan projektekben részt venni, ahol az örökségvédelem, a szakmai precizitás és a kortárs szemlélet találkozik.

Ha szeretnéd támogatni a projektet, szavazz a közönségdíjra az eredeti posztban található linken.

👏 Gratulálunk minden közreműködőnek!

The Renewal of the Hungarian State Opera House – ZDA Zoboki Design & Architecture_with eng sub

10/04/2026

One of the most rewarding moments in architectural visualization is seeing a project move from concept to built reality.

This visualization was created during the design phase of the PILLAR office building in Budapest, located on Dózsa György út, next to the Medicare hospital. Today, the building stands there as part of the city’s evolving architectural landscape.

Projects like this highlight the role of architectural visualization in the development process by helping communicate design intent, atmosphere and urban presence long before construction begins.

It’s always exciting to pass by a place and recognize a space that once existed only as pixels.

02/03/2026

We’re proud to share that The Greypixel has been featured in ARCHVIZBASE’s Top 5 ArchViz Studios in Hungary.

Being included in a curated list based on quality and consistency means a lot to us — especially among such strong studios in the Hungarian visualization scene.

Huge thanks to ARCHVIZBASE for the recognition and for building a platform that highlights outstanding work from studios worldwide.

And of course, congratulations to the other featured teams as well 👏

We’ll keep pushing pixels.

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25/02/2026

A closer look at the Hungarian Pavilion for Expo Osaka — a project where architecture, culture and atmosphere meet through carefully crafted visual storytelling.

Designed by , the pavilion’s layered facade and warm interior glow create a dialogue between tradition and innovation, day and night, material and light. Our goal was to capture not only the form, but the feeling of arrival and discovery around the space.

Proud to have contributed to shaping the visual narrative of this remarkable concept.

23/02/2026

We are proud to announce that The Greypixel Workshop has received EU co-funded support for a digital innovation project focused on enhancing real estate sales through immersive technologies.

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🔵 Virtuális valóság az ingatlanértékesítés szolgálatában

A THE GREYPIXEL WORKSHOP Kereskedelmi és Szolgáltató Kft. 27 945 776 Ft vissza nem térítendő európai uniós támogatás segítségével valósítja meg digitális fejlesztési projektjét Pécsen.

📌 Projektazonosító: DIMOP_PLUSZ-1.1.2/A-24-2025-00138
📍 Megvalósítás helyszíne: 7621 Pécs, Perczel Miklós utca 21.

A fejlesztés célja egy innovatív, felhőalapú digitális platform létrehozása, amely virtuális séták, interaktív 3D modellek, kiterjesztett valóság (AR) és digitális ikertechnológia alkalmazásával támogatja az ingatlanértékesítést.

Az új rendszer lehetővé teszi az ingatlanok látványos, interaktív bemutatását már a kivitelezés megkezdése előtt, ezzel növelve az értékesítés hatékonyságát és az ügyfélélményt.

A projekt az Európai Unió támogatásával, a magyar állam társfinanszírozásával valósul meg.

19/02/2026

A dialogue between heritage and light.

Created for Manooi , this visualization captures how a chandelier can become more than an object — transforming into a spatial centerpiece that reshapes atmosphere, scale and perception.

Delicate crystal geometry meets historic architectural textures, allowing reflections, shadows and subtle glow to interact with every surface.
The result is a moment where craftsmanship, design and storytelling converge into a single luminous experience.

04/02/2026

It’s often the smallest details that make a visual feel real.

The subtle grain of the wood, the softness of its edges, the way light moves across the surface — details like these are what turn a render into a believable space. When materials are treated with care, even a simple chair can carry weight, texture, and presence.

At this level, realism isn’t about excess — it’s about precision.