Real renders, with nothing retouched.
Every picture on this page is a real Asterlyn Space render, with nothing retouched and nothing swapped in from stock. The two drawings are shown as they were uploaded.
What went in, and what came out.
Renders are AI-generated. They closely match the finishes you pick, but they aren't exact. Check real samples before you order.
One job, three stages
A plain white 3D visual went in. The render put the materials on it. Then the lights went on and the room was dressed. The how it works page goes through each step.



Sage, oak and a marble waterfall.
Tall cabinets and a fluted island
A different kitchen from the rest of this page: sage tall cabinets, oak overheads (upper cabinets), and a sage island with fluted panels under a white marble waterfall benchtop (countertop).
Each part here has its own finish. In the studio you set a colour for each run and each surface, then render once. See colours and materials.

One kitchen, four cabinet colours.
The rest of this page is one U-shaped kitchen with a peninsula, rendered again and again. Here it is with each cabinet colour. The bits and pieces on the benchtop get put back each time, so they move about; the kitchen doesn't.




The same kitchen, one part changed at a time.
Each picture below is one of the four above with a single part changed. The render is built to change only that part and keep the rest.
Overheads
The overheads in a second colour, with the base cabinets and peninsula left in the cabinet colour.












Benchtops
The benchtop changed, with the cabinets left as they were.












Splashbacks
The splashback (backsplash) changed, with the cabinets and benchtop left as they were.












Floors
The floor changed, with everything above it left as it was.












How to read this page.
Nothing here has been retouched or touched up afterwards. The only pictures that aren’t renders are the two uploads, and they are labelled as what went in.
The one-kitchen set is shown one change at a time so you can see each part on its own. We rendered each colour separately, not every mix of them. In the studio you set every part at once: each run, the benchtop, splashback, floor, walls and kickboards (toe kicks), then render once.
Look closely and the small things on the benchtop move from picture to picture, because they are put back on each pass. The cabinets, doors and drawer fronts are what the render is built to keep. Each picture shows how a finish could look. It isn’t a sample of it.
How these were made.
See your own drawing rendered.
Your first five renders are free. No card needed.

