Khalid F.

Top-rated 3D designer for homes. I turn your floor plan or photos into photorealistic exterior and interior renders, and design the space when you need it. One real estate company hired me three times. I plan the layout and choose the materials, furniture, and lighting, so homeowners and property investors can see, adjust, and approve the result before paying for construction. One person plans the space and produces the images, so nothing gets lost between a designer and a 3D artist, and you can settle the details while changes are still cheap. What you receive: - A layout that works for the space, from your floor plan or your own measurements - Materials, colors, furniture, and lighting selected for your style - Photorealistic 3D renders from several angles (3ds Max and V-Ray) - 2D plans, elevations and layouts in AutoCAD when the project needs them My drawings are practical and have been used to build from. For permits, a local architect or engineer may need to review or stamp them, depending on your location. How a project runs: 1. You send a floor plan or measurements, photos and any references you like. 2. I propose the layout and design direction. 3. I develop the design and deliver the first renders. 4. We refine until you are ready to approve. Two examples: - A real estate company asked me to refresh the exterior of an older house. They returned for a second design option and, later, a backyard deck. - A homeowner hired me for an exterior and landscape redesign, then added a small bathroom remodel. Typical projects: kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms and bedrooms, facade remodels, decks and backyards, and complete homes and villas. Architects and interior designers: if your design is already set, I can turn your drawings or model into photorealistic renders, and flag anything that may not work in the built space. About me: trained in interior design, with 8+ years across interior design and architectural visualization, including teaching design and 3D. Autodesk 3ds Max certified. Send me your floor plan or measurements and a few photos of the space, and I'll tell you how I'd approach it.