№ 17 — Interior renovation · Walls, floors & renovation
Interior renovation — show the room as it could be.
Render a renovation concept into an existing room — kitchen, bath, floors, walls — paired with the as-is frame for a Renovation Concept package.
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Renovation · concept render
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Render a renovation concept into an existing room — kitchen, bath, floors, walls — paired with the as-is frame for a Renovation Concept package.
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The problem
The listing is a fixer-upper. Buyers will discount it without help imagining the home it could be. Interior renovation renders a credible renovation concept into the same room — kitchen, bath, floors, walls — without touching the bones of the building.
The standard
- Windows, doorways, and load-bearing walls stay where they are.
- New finishes match the room’s scale and the listing’s region.
- Output is marked Renovation Concept on every export so disclosure is unambiguous.
The handoff
Paired with the as-is frame on every page. Marked Renovation Concept on every export.
Companion tools
Renovation belongs to the Walls, floors & renovation group. Pair with the floor plan tool when the listing also needs a sited 3D plan.
When Vesta runs it
Step 01 of the Fixer-Upper Concept run — applied to the rooms that move the listing (kitchen, bath, floors, walls).
Field notes
Read the studio note on renovation concepts that respect the room’s bones.
Field reading
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Where this lives
Part of the Walls, floors & renovation entry in the tool catalog. When several tools in this group apply to the same listing, hand the listing to Vestaand let her plan the run.
When the next listing reaches you,