Client: Kitchen Decor (Jatin Narula) — interior design firm based in Amritsar, India.
Project type: Interior 3D rendering across modular kitchen, living and bedroom sets.
Why this partnership matters: Kitchen Decor is exactly the kind of designer-led firm we built our interior service for — strong design, sharp client expectations, no in-house viz team.
The brief
Jatin and his team design interiors that they want clients to walk into before a single piece of joinery is cut. That means renders that read like a photograph, not like a 3D model — accurate materials, soft natural light, real reflections in marble and gloss laminates, props that feel like they belong to the family that lives there.
How we work with interior designers
Interior renders live and die on three things: materials accuracy, lighting calibration, and styling. With Kitchen Decor we have a tight loop on all three:
- Materials: exact laminate codes, stone slabs and fabric swatches are shared up front so the render matches what gets specified to the contractor.
- Lighting: we calibrate to the building's real window orientation and the cove / pendant / spot strategy from the lighting plan.
- Styling: we keep a shared moodboard so accessories and props feel consistent across rooms in the same project.
What gets delivered per room
- 2-3 hero camera angles per room at 4K.
- One revision round included; additional rounds at a flat per-render rate.
- Final TIFF / JPG outputs ready for client presentations and marketing.
Why this is the model for designer firms
Kitchen Decor can commission visualization on a per-project basis rather than maintain a dedicated in-house rendering team. The cost comparison depends on workload and scope. We discuss the workflow in 3D rendering for interior designers and the trade-offs in in-house vs outsource rendering.
Are you an interior designer in Amritsar, Delhi or anywhere in India? Send your SketchUp files and a moodboard to danish@slateconcepts.com or WhatsApp +91 96467 24313 — we will quote within an hour and start within the week.