Whole-Home Rendering · Pasadena, CA
Full remodels lose momentum room by room — each undecided space is another week of stall. The render is often the approval tool: rafter tails, beam brackets, and period joinery drawn to survive a review board that knows the difference between Craftsman and 'craftsman-style'.
On the ground
A whole-home set on a Craftsman is a conservation plan with a budget: systems modernize invisibly, the kitchen opens carefully, a primary suite grows into the attic — and every visible surface still answers to 1912. The six views get composed as the house's own procession: porch, entry, living room inglenook, opened kitchen, new upstairs suite. Quarter-sawn grain, paint placement, and hardware finish hold constant across rooms so the board and the client see one coherent house. Madison Heights four-squares allow more contemporary garden-side moves; the set shows the seam between eras honestly. Full remodels here stall on fear — of review, of getting the era wrong. Six faithful views in one sitting replace that fear with a signature.
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Whole-Home Set
5+ views $270 each · one continuous material story · 2 revision rounds per view
Fixed quote in writing the same business day. Delivery date committed at order.
Most whole-home sets are six views — typically kitchen, living, dining, primary suite and two of your choice — priced per view: $300 each, $270 at five or more.
That's the point of the package: one flooring run, one metal finish family, one palette, carried room to room so the client approves a home, not a collage.
Especially then. Clients commit to phase one when they can see where it ends. The render holds the vision while the work is staged.
The render is often the approval tool: rafter tails, beam brackets, and period joinery drawn to survive a review board that knows the difference between Craftsman and 'craftsman-style'. That's the standard we hold every Pasadena whole-home rendering to.
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