Show kitchen and bath clients the finished look before they commit.

Hausey preserves the structure of the existing kitchen — windows, doors, room dimensions, ceiling height, major architectural features — and changes only what a remodel would change: cabinets, counters, appliances, hardware, flooring, lighting, backsplash. Structural consistency checks flag any output that drifts.

Yes. Shaker, slab, inset, raised panel, two-tone, dark stained, limewash, painted — the style directions cover the full modern remodel vocabulary. You can also refine specific outputs with natural language, e.g. 'keep this but change the island to walnut slab.'

Yes. Primary baths, guest baths, powder rooms, wet rooms. The system handles tile, vanities, fixtures, tub/shower swaps, and lighting. Structural items like window location and shower alcove geometry stay fixed.

The renders are concept-level — they show the design direction and finish palette, not millwork exactness. Your measured bid / shop drawings still happen separately. Most remodelers pair the Hausey concept with a line-item scope document for the contract.

Yes. Export as PDF, JPG, or a shareable link. Most kitchen and bath remodelers paste them directly into their proposal template with no restrictions. You own the outputs.

Remodeler Pro is $79/mo for solo kitchen-and-bath specialists and small firms. Studio is $99/mo for multi-estimator shops. Starter ($9/mo) is great for trying it on one or two leads per month.