Smiling woman with dark hair, wearing a pink blouse, looking up at the camera.

ABOUT CINDY

Hi, I’m Cindy. I’m glad you’re here.

I'm an interior designer turned 3D rendering specialist, based on the west coast of Canada just outside Vancouver, BC.

I work exclusively with interior design professionals across Canada and the USA, turning your specs into renders your clients can say yes to.

"If you want someone who truly understands design and not just the software, I'm your girl."

INTERIOR DESIGN DIPLOMA

MARIA KILLAM TRUE COLOUR EXPERT

3D RENDER EDUCATOR

MYDOMA CERTIFIED ELITE VA

FEATURED IN

  • High Point Market logo with the text 'HPMKT' above 'High Point Market'
  • MyDoma Studio feature - Cindy Krauklis 3D Rendering
  • Hygge & West Feature - Cindy Krauklis 3D Rendering
  • Redfin Blog Feature - Cindy Krauklis 3D Rendering

Over six years in, still completely obsessed.

Before rendering, I'd been designing in software that made everything look cartoony, with furniture models that looked like they were straight from a 2000 IKEA catalogue. The rendering software I moved to got me closer, but close was never what I was after. Not quite the right sofa, not quite the right profile on the moulding.

It wasn't until I learned to build my own models and got serious about lighting that everything clicked. People stopped trying to picture it and started asking when we could start.

That was the turn. Up until then, I'd been running a local design business and taking on virtual design assistant work alongside it. Rendering quickly became the thing I wanted to do most, so I closed the design side and went all in. Today, visuals are all I do: renderings, floor plans, elevations and custom models, made exclusively for interior design professionals, from solo designers to large firms.

I've also had the privilege of teaching rendering to other design professionals, in group classes and one-on-one.

I've rendered projects for designers in California, New York, Utah, Virginia, Ontario and beyond, often for clients approving six-figure renovations.

The feedback I hear most is that the quality exceeded expectations, that I communicate clearly and quickly, and that working with me feels easy. That last part is very intentional.

Design has been part of who I am for as long as I can remember.

When I was four, I drew a three-foot-tall cat on our living room wall. My mom immediately painted over my masterpiece. I’m still holding a grudge.

It didn't slow me down. I was always decorating or building something: furniture and dollhouses out of whatever I could get my hands on, and in the wintertime, fully furnished living room sets made of snow. I was designing spaces before I had words for what I was doing.

Years later, I was finally vindicated: the walls were officially mine. My first real job was painting and wallpapering the entire interior of my family's home, and this time I was getting paid for it. I had complete control of picking out everything. Yes, including wall stencilling. It was the 90s, and I stand by it.

Today I bring an Interior Design diploma, a Maria Killam True Colour Expert certification, and years of hands-on decorating and renovation work to every render. My toolkit includes D5 Render, SketchUp, Chief Architect, Coohom, and Photoshop, and I've spent years learning each one properly. That depth shows up in the work.

WHAT DRIVES THE WORK

The things I genuinely love about 3D rendering.

  • Large beige number '01' on a black background.

    The technical craft

    Getting deeply detailed with models, textures, and lighting until everything is exactly right. It's like a puzzle and I find that genuinely satisfying every single time.

  • The number 2 in large, elegant font on a black background.

    Setting up the shot

    I approach every render like a photography shoot. I like to think about the angle, the light source, what's in frame and what isn't. That attention to composition is what makes a render feel real rather than generated.

  • The number 03 written in large beige script on a black background.

    The moment it lands

    Hearing that a designer's client loved the renders. That the images did their job and helped win the project. That's the moment that makes all the technical work worth it!

KIND WORDS

What designers say about working with me

Sound like a good fit? I’d love to hear from you.