What Is a 3D Rendering—And Why You Need One Before You Renovate
Renovating a home is exciting—but it also comes with a million decisions, and a fair share of stress. What if the paint looks too dark once it’s on the wall? Will the island be too big? Does that tile actually go with the countertop?
Enter the 3D rendering.
So, What Is a 3D Rendering?
A 3D rendering is a photorealistic image that shows what your space will look like once it’s built—before any materials are ordered or walls are demoed. It’s a way to step into the future and see how everything works together: the layout, the lighting, the finishes, and the mood.
At MV Design, my renderings go beyond just a pretty picture. Each room includes:
Photorealistic views of your space from multiple angles
2D room plans with dimensions
2D wall elevations to show cabinetry, tile, and fixtures
A design call and one round of revisions to make sure it all feels right
Why You Need One Before You Renovate
Most people renovate based on:
A Pinterest board
A few swatches
A sketch or layout they think makes sense
But once things start going up (or coming down), it’s hard—and expensive—to pivot.
3D renderings help you:
Make confident decisions
Avoid expensive mistakes
Communicate clearly with your contractor or designer
Feel calm and excited, not overwhelmed
You don’t have to visualize it in your head—I’ll show it to you.
Let’s Bring It to Life
Whether you’re working on a kitchen, a bathroom, or another room that deserves intention, 3D rendering gives you the power to see it first.
Curious if it’s the right fit for your project?
Start your project here.
