Accurate enough to discuss
The main layout, specification, and visible design choices should still match the project.
Presentation guide
A client-ready render should look polished, respect the design intent, and be approved by the team before it is used in a meeting or follow-up.
A strong image can still cause problems if it changes the design. KBB showrooms and interior teams should treat client-ready renders as approved assets, not just beautiful outputs.
The main layout, specification, and visible design choices should still match the project.
A responsible designer should decide whether the render is ready, needs retrying, or should be rejected.
Final images should live in the right client room so the team can find the approved version later.
ARQ connects render production, automatic possible-drift checks, human approval, and the client-room library so final images are easier to trust and retrieve.