Washington DC kitchens
Many DC homes are rowhouses and condos, where kitchens are often narrow, galley-shaped or open to a single living space. In a tight room, small choices matter a lot: slab doors versus shaker, glass uppers versus solid, a lighter color to keep the room from feeling closed in. A render lets a client see those choices at the real scale of the room.
Older rowhouses also bring uneven walls and existing features to work around. We model from your measurements, and point out anything that doesn't fit as drawn.
How a Washington job runs
- Send the plan, elevations or design file, plus finishes and the views you want.
- We confirm scope and send a written quote with a delivery date.
- You approve plain camera views, then comment on the first textured draft.
- We make your changes and deliver images ready for the client meeting.
Everything happens by email and shared folders, with calls booked in Eastern time. We have no showroom in Washington and don't visit job sites. Measurements come from your drawings, which stay the source of truth for the order.
What you can order
Kitchen renders
Photoreal views of the finished kitchen from your plan.
Renders for cabinet shops
Client-ready images from your shop drawings or design file.
Finish options
The same kitchen in two to four door styles and colors.
Questions
Can a render help with a small galley kitchen?
Yes. Seeing two or three finish options in the actual room size is often what settles the decision.
Do you work with condo remodelers?
Yes. Send the condo plan and the design, and we render it as it will look after the remodel.
Ask for a quote
Cost depends on the number of views, whether we start from a design file or a plan, and how many finish options and revision rounds you need. You get a written quote before work starts.