Create 3D Visualizer for website to display pavers

We want a 3D visualizer created which can be used on our website to display different color/tile options for our range of paving products. The Visualizer should be something like you can see at [login to view URL] except that in our case it is not the car that would be changed, but the tiles underneath it that would be changed. Ideally, different color tiles to be used for rendering would be selected from a drop-down list, so there would be a selection for tile ‘Series” and specific ‘colors’. Ideally the visualizer should be moving when the page is first opened, like in the example above. We would need to base the visualizer on a 3-D image purchased/licensed from a commercial site and currently our preferred base image would be the image you can see at [login to view URL] (subject to licensing agreement). The visualizer must be able to insert the tiles to be rendered in the correct perspective for all 3D viewing angles, based on the perspective in the actual picture. It should ideally have the ability to change the size of tiles/pavers on the rendered surface, although if we are using a single base image as above, this may not be absolutely necessary, as the standard tile which would be used in the rendering is 24” x 24” so the tile size could possibly be pre-set based on the specific base image used. Although the base picture shown above does not have any objects in the main body of the picture, ideally we would like the capability of being able to include objects such as people in the area to be rendered and perhaps shadows (and the rendering of course would surround of these objects). We would also want the option of being able to use a different base image at some point in the future, recognizing that this may require some additional programming work. In the most ideal situation, there would be a database of perhaps two or three different base images which a user could select for the visualization. The visualizer must be capable of inserting tiles on the rendered surface which have been randomly rotated 90°, 180°, 270° and also randomly selected from a database of at least three similar, but not identical tile images. The visualizer must also be capable of being hosted on our own server.