3D Modeling Makes Designs Come Alive

This winter we finally got down to the long-neglected task of renovating our kitchen. I had fine dreams of a contemporary all-white kitchen and wanted a lot of knickknacks arranged in an inviting atmosphere.

The vision was clear in my mind’s eye, but I just couldn’t perceive it when one remodeling contractor showed me his ‘excellent’ designs on paper. And I was loath to go ahead until I got a crystal-clear idea of what the plans would actually ‘look’ like.

I then turned to RAP Construction Group with more frustration than hope in my heart. I didn’t want to be subject to yet another bevy of ‘fascinating’ blueprints that were all Greek and Latin to me anyway. What I wanted was a clearer rendition where I could actually SEE what the designer was planning!

Boy, was I thrilled to find that this contractor provided 3D design rendering for home, bathroom and kitchen remodeling in Los Angeles.

The designer started off by discussing my plans and ideas in detail and it was clear that he had got a feel for what I wanted. He threw around some suggestions about how some of the ideas could be further refined. I frankly told him that I will not go ahead until I can clearly see what the final work will look like.

The very next day he came armed with 3D models and designs of the finished project. It instantly eased our foreboding and we did not have to keep imagining and wondering what the plans would actually turn out as.

This clear picture was fixed in our head and we witnessed it slowly turning into reality!

Walk-In Shower In My Bathroom

I have always had a penchant for classy shower stalls. But my old, ramshackle of a house has only huge bathtubs and not a single shower anywhere. One fine day as I once again just about managed to keep my creaky bones from breaking all over the slippery bathtub, I finally decided to tear up the bathroom downstairs and get it remodeled to suit my tastes.

I called in the home remodeling experts - RAP Construction Group – for Los Angeles bathroom remodeling and clearly told them that I want to get rid of the mammoth bathtub and install a lovely glass cubicle instead. Even as I was berating the constant risk of getting in and out of the old tubs, the contractor introduced me to the new concept of walk-in showers and bathtubs!

He told me that the walk-in feature will allow easy access even while looking modern and elegant. Even a wheelchair can be rolled in and out easily if required.

I agreed that doing away with the step-in concept would make life easy for my aging body and we even decided to have a built-in seat as my wife preferred to sit while bathing.

The contractor assured me that it will be easier to clean and doesn’t allow water to clog along the edges either.

We tossed around some more ideas before deciding to go ahead with the plan, and my new bathroom was ready inside of a month. The job was well-executed without any major hang-ups and the best part is that the workers never made the room or house messy!