What Is White-Label Kitchen Design and How Do Dealers Use It?

White-label kitchen design is a service model where a specialized design team produces professional kitchen and bath renderings, and the finished files are delivered without any third-party branding. The dealer presents the work as their own. Clients never know an outside service was involved.

For cabinet dealers, showrooms, remodelers, and online retailers, this is the practical answer to a straightforward problem: clients expect polished 2020 Flex-quality designs, but most dealers cannot afford a full-time in-house designer, and most freelancers do not move fast enough to keep quotes competitive.

How White-Label Kitchen Design Works

The workflow is simple once you have done a first order.

1. Submit your project details. Send room dimensions, cabinet selections, door style, appliance notes, and any client preferences through the order form. It takes under five minutes.
2. A professional designer builds the design in 2020 Flex. Every design is drawn in 2020 Flex software (also known as 2020 Design), the industry-standard platform for kitchen and bath design. The designer uses the exact catalog for your cabinet brand.
3. You receive the finished package by 9 AM next business day. All files, renders, plans, and the native .kit file, are sent to you, not to your client.
4. You present the work under your own name. There is no Fast Kitchen Design watermark, no vendor logo, no mention of the service in any file. The design looks like it came from your team.
5. Request revisions until it is right. Unlimited revision rounds are included at no extra charge.

What the White-Label Package Includes

Every order through Fast Kitchen Design includes a complete set of files ready for client presentation:

• Native 2020 Flex (.kit) file that your team can open, edit, and reuse in your own 2020 Design seat
• Photoreal renders showing the finished kitchen or bath from the angles that close sales
• Dimensioned elevations for every wall with cabinet labels and heights
• Floor plan with accurate door swings, appliance placement, and room dimensions
• Items and price list tied to your specific cabinet line
• LiveSpace 3D walkthrough link your client can explore from a phone, tablet, or laptop

The full deliverables breakdown details each file format. Nothing is locked, watermarked, or tied to an account. You own the files the moment they land in your inbox.

Why Dealers Choose White-Label Over Other Options

The alternative paths all come with trade-offs.

In-house designer: A qualified kitchen designer earns $55,000 or more per year in base salary. Add a 2020 Flex software license at $5,000 to $15,000 per seat per year, benefits, training time, and the designer’s downtime during slow weeks. The all-in cost often exceeds $75,000 per year. That overhead is fixed whether you have ten projects that month or forty. See the cost comparison in full.

Freelance designers: Freelancers typically charge $300 to $500 per room with turnarounds of five to ten business days. You also get varying levels of quality and no guarantee that the designer knows your cabinet catalog, works in 2020 Flex, or delivers on time.

White-label outsourcing at $100 per room: Flat rate, overnight delivery, consistent 2020 Flex output, unlimited revisions, your branding on every file. The pricing structure has no contracts, no minimums, and no setup fees.

For most dealers running under 50 rooms per month, outsourcing kitchen design costs a fraction of any other option.

Who White-Label Kitchen Design Is Built For

The model works best for specific types of operations.

Showrooms with no in-house designer. You can offer full design services to every client without hiring. When a client asks for a 3D rendering, you say yes instead of “we can have that in two weeks.”

Online cabinet retailers. Selling cabinets remotely requires visuals. Buyers will not commit to a $15,000 cabinet order based on a spec sheet. White-label renders close the sale and differentiate you from competitors who only show product photos.

Remodelers and contractors. Offering design-build services without keeping a designer on staff. You submit the measure sheet, present the renders, and move straight to sale.

Builders with model home programs. Consistent, fast-turnaround design for every kitchen and bath in a development without carrying a design department.

Dealers managing overflow. Even teams with a dedicated designer use white-label outsourcing during busy season, while a designer is on leave, or when a new hire is still ramping up on 2020 Flex.

A Practical Example

A mid-size cabinet showroom has two salespeople and no in-house designer. Before using white-label design, they sent clients to a local freelancer who charged $400 per kitchen and took a week. Several clients asked a competitor for a second opinion during that week and bought elsewhere.

After switching to white-label outsourcing, the showroom submits orders the same evening after a client consultation. By the next morning the renders are ready. The salesperson emails the client a link to a 3D walkthrough before the client has even compared prices elsewhere. The designs show the showroom’s logo, use the exact cabinets on their floor, and can be edited in the showroom’s own 2020 Flex seat if the client wants changes on the spot.

That turnaround difference is the competitive gap white-label kitchen design closes.

Getting Started

There is no contract to sign and no minimum order commitment. Place a first order on any active project, see the files by 9 AM, and decide from there. Over 200 cabinet businesses across all 50 states use this model. More than 15,000 designs have been delivered.

Visit the white-label kitchen design page for full details, or go directly to get started to place your first order. If you want to see which cabinet brands are already in the catalog, the cabinet design page lists all 55-plus brands currently supported.