Plan the room. See the range.
Start with the room, choose its size, and decide what the project should include. Your ballpark updates instantly—before we ask for any contact information.
Approximate information is enough. This gives homeowners actively planning a project a useful ballpark before measurements, selections, and a final proposal.
Which room are we planning?
Choose the closest match. You can explain a more complex project in the final step.
Choose a room to continue.
How large is the room?
Choose the closest size. The estimate uses typical quantities for that room and size.
Not sure? Choose the middle option. We will confirm every measurement later.
Choose a room size to continue.
What should the estimate include?
Turn categories on or off and watch the ballpark change instantly as you build the room.
Choose at least one project category.
Where should the studio follow up?
Your ballpark is already visible. Share only the basics when you are ready for the studio to review the scope and timing with you.
Thank you. The studio has your project.
We will review the room, scope, range, and timing before following up with you.
Useful now. Refined later.
The estimator gives homeowners actively planning a project a credible ballpark without pretending the room can be priced perfectly before the details are known.
Typical quantities
Room and size choices load practical starting quantities for each category.
Easy budget levels
Where available, choose Affordable, Premium, or Luxury. Every level still reflects professional products and installation.
Final field review
Measurements, selections, construction details, and site conditions are reviewed before the official proposal.
Before you begin.
Do I need exact measurements?
No. Choose the closest room size. The studio will confirm exact dimensions before any final proposal or order.
Can I estimate only one part of the room?
Yes. Turn any category on or off and the live range will update immediately.
Why does the result show a range?
Exact pricing changes with product selections, layout complexity, dimensions, access, preparation, and installation details. A ballpark is more honest than a false exact number.
Does this include plumbing, electrical, or structural work?
No. Trade work, structural changes, permits, taxes, and concealed conditions are excluded unless they appear in a written final proposal.