Service Area · Los Angeles County
LA's remodel market runs on three stocks: 1920s Spanish Revival with thick stucco walls and clay tile, hillside post-and-beam moderns hanging over canyons, and flat-lot Craftsman bungalows in the northeast neighborhoods. Most kitchen and bath work happens inside pre-war footprints, where every inch moved is a framing conversation.
Renders here have to hold stucco texture and arched openings without going cartoonish, and hillside work lives or dies on believable canyon light — low, warm, and directional.
Kitchen Rendering
The client can't picture the island — so the bid stalls at 'let us think about it.'
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Bathroom Rendering
Tile decisions stall the whole job — three samples on a ledge never became a decision.
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Exterior Rendering
Curb appeal is invisible on paper — elevations don't sell, and paint chips don't either.
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ADU Rendering
ADU clients need to see it to permit it — a backyard box on paper convinces nobody, including the city.
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Outdoor Living Rendering
Outdoor projects die in bid stage — a $90k backyard is a hard yes when it exists only as a line-item list.
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Whole-Home Rendering
Full remodels lose momentum room by room — each undecided space is another week of stall.
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Interior still · $300 per view
Exterior still · $400 per view
3D floor plan · $149
Walkthrough · $1,500 / 60 s