Shmuel Nyssen Architect · Renders for workshops

Kitchen renders · Israel · 2026

How much does a kitchen render cost?

Direct answer: one view of the kitchen is ₪890, the package most workshops buy — three views plus a printable sheet with your logo — is ₪2,900, and the full kit is ₪4,900. If you would rather test first, one real quote costs ₪200 on account, credited in full against the package.

A kitchen is priced by package here, not by image. That is deliberate: a single image almost never closes a kitchen, and selling them one at a time is a polite way of making you spend more.

Written by Arch. Shmuel Nyssen, architect · published 3 August 2026.

I have a kitchen to quote

I answer on WhatsApp. No forms and no calls you did not ask for.

Prices

What exactly do I get for ₪2,900?

Three views of the kitchen — the whole front, the working zone and the detail that justifies the price — plus a printable sheet with your logo to leave with the client, two rounds of corrections, and the first image within 48 hours.

Premium

«I want to close ALL my quotes»

₪4,900

  • Full sales kit
  • Priority scheduling
  • Support until the deal closes
Most workshops choose this

Standard

«I want to close THIS quote»

₪2,900

  • 3 views of the piece
  • Printable sheet with YOUR logo
  • 2 rounds of corrections
  • First image within 48 hours

Essential

«I want my client to SEE it»

₪890

  • 1 view of the piece
  • 1 round of corrections
  • No sales sheet
Pilot — ₪200 on account. Test me on one real quote first.

The first image of a quote you have open right now, within 48 hours. One preview view, no corrections and no sales sheet. One pilot per workshop, and it comes off your package in full when you confirm — it is a credit, not a discount.

Prices are in shekels and do not include Israeli VAT. I am not registered for VAT in Israel, so nothing is added to the price on this page — and for the same reason I cannot issue an Israeli tax invoice. You receive an international invoice from my studio in Mexico for your accountant. This service is sold to businesses, not to private consumers.

50% to start, the balance on delivery. The same table every day of the year: no discounts and no seasonal offers. When you confirm, I convert the shekel price at that day's rate and send you the exact amount before you pay, on the payment page of the processor I use. I never ask for card numbers in the chat.

Start with the ₪200 pilot

The local market

What are Israeli studios charging for this?

Published price lists in Israel put a photorealistic image at roughly ₪1,000–3,000, with interiors around ₪1,000–2,500 and exteriors ₪1,500–3,000; packages of six images run ₪3,000–5,000, and Mabatim publishes ₪4,000–6,000 for a set of three exterior views of a building. Those figures come from the studios' own published lists (Mabatim, 3Dstudio, Webtools) and from Midrag's price page.

Read those lists closely and you will notice what they are written for: buildings. Apartment blocks, villas, offices, urban renewal. None of them has a line for one kitchen made by one workshop. This page does, and it sits below those numbers on purpose — it is a different job, not a discount.

From your plans

Can you work from my workshop's own kitchen plans?

Yes, and that is the normal way this works. You send the plan you already made for the shop floor — cabinet by cabinet, with the hardware you use — and I build the model on those measurements. The flow from a workshop's drawings to a rendered kitchen is already standard in the Israeli market; the difference is who checks that the drawing closes.

If you do not have a drawing, a sketch with the measurements of the wall, the ceiling height and the window works too. Most of my jobs start like that.

What moves the price

What makes one kitchen render cost more than another?

Four things, and none of them appears halfway through the job:

1

How many views

One view shows the kitchen. Three tell the story: the whole, the working zone, and the detail that justifies your price.

2

How finished it has to look

A render to agree on the layout costs less than one meant to sell a stone worktop or a veneer front.

3

What you can send me

Measurements and photos: normal price. If I have to rebuild the room from scratch, it takes longer.

What does not change the price: the size of the kitchen, where you are, or whether your measurements arrive as a file or as a photo of a sheet of paper.

Buildability

Will the kitchen in the image match the one my shop builds?

That is the part I guarantee, and it is the reason to pay more than the cheapest option. The model is built from your real measurements and your real hardware — which is why the first question I ask is not about colour, it is which hinges and runners you use. Brand and model. That question prevents most of the expensive mistakes.

An image generator does the opposite: it starts from appearance and lets the geometry fall where it may. It looks right and cannot be dimensioned. If your client approves that, they approved something nobody can build as drawn.

I am an architect: every measurement matches what can actually be built. If your workshop cannot build it as drawn, I correct it at no cost.

Arch. Shmuel Nyssen

Timing

How long does it take, and when should I ask for it?

First image within 48 hours, full package in five days, counted Sunday to Thursday. Ask for it while the quote is still being decided — a render sent after the client has gone quiet is a follow-up; a render sent with the quote is part of the offer.

Worth knowing either way: deals rarely close on the first contact. In my own experience conversions tend to land on the third, and the image is what gives you something new to send the second and third time.

What people ask me

The questions that come up every time.

Is the ₪200 pilot available for a kitchen?

Yes, and a kitchen is the best thing to test it on: one view of a real quote you have open, within 48 hours. It is credited in full if you continue, so the test costs nothing if we go on.

Do you charge per image or per kitchen?

Per package. The image on its own is rarely what closes the sale; the sheet you hand over and the second view are.

Can you show two finishes so my client chooses?

Yes. Two finishes count as two views inside the package, and that comparison is usually what ends the conversation faster than another price cut.

Can you issue an Israeli tax invoice?

No. I am not registered for VAT in Israel, so you receive an international invoice from my studio in Mexico. It is worth checking with your accountant before you order.

Do you work with kitchen showrooms as well as workshops?

Yes. The work is the same whether you build the kitchen or sell it — what changes is how many views you need for the way you present.

What if the client changes the layout after approving?

That is a new job and I quote it before starting. Changing a colour is a round of corrections; changing the kitchen is not, and I will not pretend otherwise.

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Arch. Shmuel Nyssen

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I am an architect, and I have also been on the workshop side: I know what it costs to measure, to quote, and to wait for a client who does not answer. I draw the piece from your real measurements, not from a description, which is why what your client approves is what you deliver.

I work alone and online. That means you talk to me and not to a salesperson: whoever answers the WhatsApp is the person who makes the render.

What do you decide today?

Pick one kitchen you are quoting right now. The first image reaches you within 48 hours and the pilot is ₪200 on account, credited in full against your package.

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