Questions homeowners ask.

It depends on the layout, the cabinets, and the finishes you choose. Eduardo will give you a real number after he has seen your space — not a guess over the phone. See what moves the number.

Eduardo builds a photorealistic 3D model of your actual room — your layout, your materials, your light. You walk through the finished space on screen and change anything you want before construction begins.

Yes — it's a core part of his work. Eduardo partners with showrooms, design-build companies, and contractors as their on-demand design department: measured layouts and photorealistic 3D renderings, delivered under your brand, in English and Spanish.

Yes. Eduardo designs, your contractor builds, and Eduardo stays involved so what gets built is what you approved. He speaks English and Spanish, including with crews on site.

Mid-project changes are what drag remodels out — and those mostly disappear when every decision is made in 3D before demolition. Your contractor sets the schedule; the design keeps it honest.

No. Some of Eduardo's best work is small, awkward spaces — galley kitchens, odd corners, closets that never worked. If the room matters to you, it's worth designing well.

The design consultation costs nothing. If you decide to move forward, Eduardo quotes the design work as a real number before you commit to anything — so you always know what you're paying for before you pay it.

Sí — Eduardo works in English and Spanish, including with your contractor's crew on site.