Render a House

In day-to-day practice, Render a House acts as a shortcut from sketch to convincing imagery. Studios use it during kickoffs, design reviews, and sales prep to turn rough inputs into clear visuals fast, without building a scene from the ground up.

Start by dragging in what you already have—pencil sketch, CAD export, plan, elevation, or a previous CG. Choose whether you’re showing an outside or inside view. Pick a style profile, then refine finishes, textures, and color choices. Set the scene by dialing sun angle, sky conditions, and time—bright noon, dusk glow, or a moody wet day. Hit create and you’ll see the result quickly, then keep iterating until it fits the story.

Common flows include preparing options boards: swap cladding or stone sets across a row of variants and export them side by side for a meeting. For lighting studies, run the same space across different times and weather to discuss atmosphere with a client. For marketing support, produce consistent hero shots across a set of units or lots without rebuilding each one. During approvals, respond to feedback by tweaking a finish or environment and regenerating in minutes.

Teams fold it into their pipeline with simple versioning: duplicate, adjust, compare, and label. Because input types are flexible, it slots into both early sketch phases and later presentation rounds. Independent designers grab pay-as-you-go images when needed, while busy studios opt for a plan that allows heavy throughput. more