ModScale
in motion.
Some things about a home only make sense moving — how light crosses a room through an afternoon, how a drawer actually closes, how a shell becomes a home in eight weeks. These are the films we are making about it.
16:9 · 12 seconds, seamless loop · in production
Light, moving through a finished home
The film that plays behind the homepage headline. No people in frame beyond a suggestion of one, no text burned in, no music required — it must work silently, because it plays muted.
Six close studies of what a home is actually made of.
6 films, 9:16, made for phones first. Published to Instagram and YouTube Shorts as they are finished.
-
01
Veneer, read against the light
Veneer is a natural material — the grain you see at the studio is the grain that arrives in your home. We book-match it before it goes anywhere near a wall.
10s9:16 -
02
What honed marble does that polished does not
Polished marble looks better in a showroom. Honed looks better in a kitchen for the next ten years.
12s9:16 -
03
The hinge test
Every ModScale quotation names the hinge brand. If a quotation you are comparing does not, ask.
10s9:16 -
04
Cove light, at three intensities
Lighting is decided at the electrical drawing stage, not after the false ceiling closes. It is the cheapest thing on the list to get right and the most expensive to fix.
12s9:16 -
05
Why we specify the fabric last
A swatch on a white desk tells you almost nothing. On the floor it will live on, under the light it will live under, it tells you everything.
10s9:16 -
06
The joint you are not meant to notice
Consistency is what separates site carpentry from factory production. It is invisible when it is right and impossible to ignore when it is not.
12s9:16
The same home, six times, from drawing to handover.
6 films, 9:16, made for phones first. Published to Instagram and YouTube Shorts as they are finished.
-
01
01 · The plan
Everything is cheap to change at this stage and expensive to change at every stage after it. This is where we spend the time.
10s9:16 -
02
02 · The materials
Choosing is mostly removing. We bring options to the experience centre so you can hold them under real light before anything is ordered.
12s9:16 -
03
03 · The 3D
The point of the 3D is not to look pretty. It is so that nothing on site is a surprise to you.
10s9:16 -
04
04 · The workshop
Factory-made carcasses are square, consistent and repeatable. That is the whole argument for modular over site carpentry.
12s9:16 -
05
05 · Installation
Because the units arrive finished, installation is measured in days rather than weeks — and your home is a site for a much shorter time.
12s9:16 -
06
06 · Handover
The same people who drew it were responsible for building it. That is what turnkey actually means.
15s9:16
Each home, on the day
it was handed over.
One walkthrough per completed project, shot on handover day before the client moves in. Held frames rather than a continuous gimbal glide — a walkthrough should feel like being shown around, not like a drone.
See the 13 completed homes →
Where these get published.
Reels and Shorts go out on Instagram and YouTube as they are finished. No embeds here — the cards link straight to the channels, so nothing tracks you on the way.
Tell us about your home.
We will take it from there.
A first conversation costs nothing and commits you to nothing — you leave it with a clear view of what your home could be, and what it would take.