PDS Design House turns your floor plan and inspiration into photoreal interior renders — so you, your contractor, and your clients are all looking at the same finished room, months before it exists.
Contemporary Entry — Full render
A hybrid SketchUp + AI workflow built for accuracy first, polish second.
Rough plans, measurements, or even photos of the existing room — whatever you have is enough to start.
Your room is built in SketchUp at true dimensions, so the render reflects what will actually fit.
A materials board sets the palette and finishes before a single render is produced — no surprises later.
The finished space, rendered in your light, your materials, ready to share with contractors or clients.
Homeowners who want to see a remodel before committing to it. Contractors who need a clear visual reference for crews and clients. Designers who want a fast, accurate way to present a concept without modeling it themselves.
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Send over a floor plan, a few photos, or just a Pinterest board. We'll tell you exactly what we need to get started.
Each project shown here includes the full deliverable: a photoreal render, the scaled floor plan it's built from, and the materials board that drives every finish decision. Click any project to see all three.
A two-story entry built around a bold geometric tile floor, black iron railing, and a sculptural starburst chandelier — elegant, modern, and welcoming.
Walnut cabinetry, a stone island, and a folding glass wall bring kitchen, dining, and living together as one continuous, light-filled room.
A natural white oak paneled living room with a plaster fireplace wall, ambient cove lighting, and a swivel-chair seating arrangement built for conversation.
Mirrored nightstands, a tufted upholstered bed, and a brass starburst chandelier — relaxed, elegant, and timeless, opening onto a private balcony.
A tall tufted upholstered headboard, soft blue embroidered drapery, and arched gold mirrors layer over warm neutrals for a calm, hotel-inspired retreat.
Exposed wood beams, arched steel-framed windows, and a four-poster bed anchor this sage-and-plaster retreat — Mediterranean warmth with a modern hand.
Dual charcoal vanities, warm brass fixtures, and hexagon marble flooring around a freestanding tub and frameless walk-in shower.
An arched patterned-tile niche, olive green vanity, and warm plaster walls frame a freestanding tub bathed in natural light — quiet, earthy, and Mediterranean.
An arched wood linen cabinet, sage green double vanity, and a glass walk-in shower with brass rainfall heads — soft, natural, and quietly luxurious.
Warm white shaker cabinetry, a starburst tile backsplash, and twin islands with leather counter stools — clean, timeless, and built for entertaining.
A round brass mirror, stone vessel sink, and patterned tile floor turn a small footprint into the most memorable room in the house.
A black iron canopy bed, blush velvet chairs, and a teal vintage rug play against gold accents and a monogrammed pillow — chic, refined, and unmistakably feminine.
A sage green double vanity, arched gold mirrors, and a crystal chandelier meet Carrara marble and a walk-in glass shower — timeless, refined, and romantic.
A forest green channel-tufted headboard, mustard accent pillows, and a brass sputnik chandelier anchor this warm, vintage-inspired retreat with clean lines throughout.
Every project follows the same five stages — your input shapes the design before any render is built, so what you sign off on is something you actually chose.
You share any ideas you already have — rough sketches, Pinterest saves, dimensions, blueprints. Whatever exists, however unfinished, is the starting point.
We come up with two distinct design directions as mood boards. You review both and tell us what you like and don't like in each — your feedback shapes one finished direction, with the palette, materials, and finishes the render will be built from.
If anything needs adjusting, we make up to two rounds of revisions to the mood board — tile, wall paint, furniture, lighting fixtures, and flooring.
Two different angle perspectives of the finished room are rendered, so you can see the space from more than one point of view.
Depending on your package, we source and shop for every product in the render — matched as closely as possible to the aesthetic you approved.
Most AI-rendering tools skip straight to a pretty image. That's exactly the step we don't skip past.
Every render starts as a scaled model, so furniture, fixtures, and clearances are sized the way they'd actually need to be in your room — not just whatever looks good in an image.
Homeowner, contractor, and designer working from the same image means fewer surprises mid-project and fewer "that's not what I pictured" conversations.
The model, the materials board, and the final render are each reviewed and refined directly — not generated once and handed over.
Every package includes the full process: a materials board built from your references, and photoreal renders across multiple angles. Packages scale up from there in renders, angles, and revisions.
Two design directions for the same room, so you can compare before committing to one.
Everything in Package 1, plus a curated shopping list to actually furnish the room you approved.
A flat fee per room or area, on top of the $2,000 Package 1 base price.
Send a few details and I'll recommend the right package — no obligation.
Tell me a little about the room, and I'll follow up with next steps and a quote.