Cheap Cabinet

Austin · Washington DC · Tampa

Change it in the render, before you order

Photoreal kitchen and cabinet renders for cabinet shops, kitchen designers and remodelers, so clients can choose door styles and colors before anything is built. Try the door and finish options on the drawing.

Door style
Finish
Concept elevation A sample kitchen wall drawn for this site; not a client project.
Kitchen rendersPhotoreal views of the finished kitchen from your plan.
Shop drawings to imagesClient-ready renders from your design file.
Finish optionsOne kitchen shown in several door styles and colors.

Decide before the order goes in

Cabinets are one of the biggest decisions in a kitchen, and the hardest to change once they are made. A client who can't picture sage shaker doors from a sample chip may say yes in the showroom and want something else when the boxes arrive. A render shows the whole room before anyone commits: the doors, the color, the hardware, the counter and how they look together in the light.

That is where the name comes from. Changing a door style on screen is a small cost. Changing it after the cabinets are built is a large one. We help you and your clients get the decision right while it is still cheap to change, and we don't promise the lowest price on the renders themselves.

Who uses kitchen renders

Cabinet shops send renders with a quote so the client signs off on what they are buying. Kitchen designers use them to present a scheme and to compare two options in one meeting. Remodelers use them to sell the project and to keep everyone working from the same picture once the job starts.

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What finished kitchen renders look like

Kitchen with sage green shaker cabinets, white counters and brass pulls (AI-generated sample image)
AI-generated sampleKitchen with sage green shaker cabinets, white counters and brass pulls. Made with an AI image model for this site; not a client project.
Modern kitchen with white slab cabinets and a long quartz island (AI-generated sample image)
AI-generated sampleModern kitchen with white slab cabinets and a long quartz island. Made with an AI image model for this site; not a client project.
Kitchen with a walnut island, white perimeter cabinets and pendant lights (AI-generated sample image)
AI-generated sampleKitchen with a walnut island, white perimeter cabinets and pendant lights. Made with an AI image model for this site; not a client project.

More samples

What to send

  • The kitchen plan and elevations, or the file from your design software (2020 Design, Cabinet Vision, Mozaik, SketchUp and similar)
  • Door style, finish and hardware for each run, plus counter and backsplash choices
  • Appliance models or sizes, so the openings and panels are right
  • The views you need: a wide shot, the island, a detail of a feature wall
  • Your deadline, such as a client meeting or an order cutoff

Where we work

All work is delivered remotely. Our three markets are Austin, Washington DC and Tampa, with calls booked in the local time zone.

Common questions

How much does a kitchen render cost?

It depends on the number of views, how complete your drawings are, and how many finish options and revision rounds you need. We quote each job in writing after seeing the plan.

Do you sell cabinets?

No. We make the images. The cabinets are designed, priced and built by you or your cabinet supplier.

Will the render match the cabinets exactly?

Close, when we have the door profile, the finish name and the hardware. Screens show color differently from a painted door, so final color choices should still be checked against a physical sample.

Are the kitchens on this site real projects?

No. The elevation is a concept drawing and the photoreal kitchens are AI-generated samples made for this site. We don't show client work without permission.

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