Nine realistic transformation studies
Drag each comparison. Same room, same camera, believable scope. See exactly what changes and what stays.
Read the room honestly
These are clearly labeled design visualizations, not claimed client photographs. Every pair preserves the room shell and viewpoint so the comparison demonstrates a realistic renovation scope without inventing a homeowner or address.
Before / after collection
Each slider controls only its own project. Use the categories to compare full rooms or focused surface changes.
Midland / Design visualization
A dated oak kitchen reorganized visually without changing its doors, windows, appliance wall, or island footprint.
Wynnton / Design visualization
The same narrow galley becomes lighter while its window, walls, appliances, sink, and circulation remain fixed.
Green Island Hills / Design visualization
A corner tub and compact shower give way to one useful shower while the vanity wall and central window stay in place.
North Columbus / Design visualization
A modest hall bath keeps its footprint and tub, proving that a believable update does not require a larger room.
Phenix City / Design visualization
One continuous oak floor replaces worn carpet across the existing living and dining rooms; the brick fireplace remains.
Fortson / Design visualization
The kitchen, granite, cabinets, doors, and layout stay unchanged while matte porcelain quiets the open floor.
Columbus / Design visualization
A focused surface replacement retains the painted cabinets, black hardware, floor, appliances, and wall color.
LaGrange / Design visualization
Only the wall finish changes. The sage cabinets, cream counters, outlets, hardware, sink, and lighting remain.
Midland / Design visualization
New cabinet boxes and doors are fitted around the existing granite, backsplash, appliances, plumbing, and wood floor.
A realistic scope starts with the room you actually have. Explore countertops or bathroom remodeling.
Start with the real room
Sue measures in person and prepares the estimate herself for projects across Columbus and surrounding communities.
