3D Renderings for Interior Designers

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I’m Hilary Frazier, a trained interior designer specializing in 3D renderings for interior designers. I help designers turn CAD drawings and concept boards into photorealistic, true to scale interior renderings that support client presentations and confident decision making.

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Interior Design Experience That Supports Accurate Renderings

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I bring a professional interior design background to every project. I have experience with construction documents, space planning, lighting layouts, and material specifications. This allows me to model and render interiors with an understanding of how designs translate into real spaces. My renderings reflect scale, proportion, lighting intent, and material relationships, not just aesthetics.

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A Dedicated Rendering Partner for Designers

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I specialize in 3D rendering services for interior designers who want high quality visuals without producing them in house. I work as an extension of your design process, translating your decisions into realistic visuals that help clients understand your vision and move forward with confidence. My role is to support your design, not reinterpret it.

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My Rendering Process

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My process is designed to fit naturally into a designer’s workflow.

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You provide
CAD files and concept direction

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I create
Accurate SketchUp models built to scale

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I refine
Materials, finishes, and lighting

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You receive
Photorealistic interior renderings created in D5 Render

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We review
Revisions based on your feedback

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Who I Work With

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I work primarily with interior designers and small design studios. My clients value technical accuracy, clear communication, and renderings that align with their concept boards and presentation materials. While my background includes full service interior design, my current focus is exclusively on 3D rendering support for interior designers.

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Let’s Collaborate

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If you are looking for a reliable 3D rendering partner for interior designers, I would love to collaborate.​​​​