Atlanta projects
Atlanta designers work across a wide range of homes: traditional houses in established neighborhoods with mature trees, new builds in the suburbs, and condos and townhomes closer in. Each asks for a different render. A traditional home with paneled rooms and deep window casings needs those details modeled carefully so the scheme reads in context. A new build often comes with open-plan spaces where one wide view shows the kitchen, dining and living areas together.
Many Atlanta homes get a lot of green light from trees outside the windows. We can render that soft, filtered daylight so the colors match what your client will see in the room.
How a Atlanta project runs
- You send the plan, the finish schedule, furniture selections and your mood board.
- We confirm the views and send a written quote with dates set around your client meeting.
- You approve grey camera previews before any materials go on.
- We send a textured draft, take your markups and deliver the final renders.
Everything is remote: email, shared folders and calls booked in Eastern time. We have no studio in Atlanta and don't visit homes; your drawings and selections are what we work from.
What you can order
Concept renders
Photoreal views of a room as you have designed it, for client approval.
Mood board to render
An early direction turned into one or two images before the details are final.
Presentation sets
Matched renders of several rooms for one client meeting.
Questions
Can you render a room with existing architectural details?
Yes. Send photos and measurements of moldings, paneling or a fireplace, and we model them so the new scheme sits in the real room.
What time zone do you use for Atlanta designers?
We book calls in Eastern time. Everything else runs by email and shared folders.
Ask for a quote
Pricing depends on the number of rooms and views, how much custom furniture has to be modeled, and how many revision rounds you want. Each project gets its own written quote.