One inventory
Slab yard, tile, flooring, cabinetry, window treatments and outdoor surfaces distributed in-house rather than specified out to five vendors.
Pompano Beach showroom + design studio
DOTS Atelier
One showroom. Every surface. The room rendered before it is built.
DOTS Atelier is a design studio and material showroom where a full interior remodel gets decided in one place — measured, rendered, selected from our own slab yard and inventory, then built by the team that drew it.
The showroom, slab yard, measurement, rendering and configurator are operating today. The Atelier custom fabrication layer is a Pompano pilot still being built.
Why one roof
A remodel fails in the gaps between showrooms.
The usual path sends a homeowner to a cabinet dealer, a stone yard, a tile shop, a flooring store and a window-treatment company — five salespeople, five lead times, and nobody responsible for whether the pieces agree with each other.
Dots carries the material directly. Cabinetry, slabs, tile, flooring, window treatments and hardscape are selected in one room, against one set of measurements, with one team accountable for how they meet.
That is the practical half. The other half is that you should not have to imagine the result. The room is measured, modeled and rendered before a cabinet is ordered, so the decision you make is the room you get.
One set of measurements
A laser as-built of your actual space drives the drawing, the rendering, the counter template and the order — not a tape sketch redone by each trade.
One rendered decision
You approve a photoreal view of your own room with your chosen materials in it, before anything is ordered or demolished.
One accountable team
The people who drew it order it, schedule it and install it. Nobody gets to blame the previous vendor.
Tech-enabled, specifically
Three tools that replace imagining it.
Measurement, rendering and live configuration are the difference between choosing finishes on faith and approving a room you have already looked at.
Measure first
Laser as-built
Your room, measured to the millimetre before anything is drawn.
- A dimensioned as-built drawing of the existing space
- Real constraints identified early — soffits, columns, out-of-square walls, ceiling drops
- Layout options tested against actual dimensions, not assumptions
Decide by looking
Photoreal rendering
Your kitchen, with your materials in it, before a cabinet is ordered.
- Photoreal views of your actual room with your selected materials
- Alternate views when a decision is genuinely close — two doors, two stones, two floors
- Sightline checks from where you will really stand: the entry, the sink, the sofa
The design wall
Live configurator
Change the whole room in front of you, not one sample at a time.
- Whole-room directions compared side by side in one sitting
- Physical samples matched to what is on the wall, in the same light
- Immediate answers to 'what if we went darker' instead of a week's wait
The design wall
Move the whole room, not one sample.
Three directions, each a complete set of decisions. In the showroom these change live while you hold the physical door, slab and plank that go with them.
Direction study
Soft oak, limestone, quiet hardware, and a room that feels open without feeling empty.
- Light rift oak door
- Honed quartz counter
- Matte white large-format wall
- Brushed nickel hardware
Our own inventory
We keep our own slab yard.
Most remodelers send homeowners to a third-party yard, where a salesperson who has never seen your kitchen helps you pick stone. Dots holds inventory directly, so slab selection happens as part of the design conversation rather than as a separate errand.
- Slabs & tileCounters, islands, waterfalls, shower walls, feature walls, floors.
- FlooringEngineered wood, LVP, laminate, and large-format porcelain through the whole home.
- Cabinetry & doorsThe box, the door, the finish, and the hardware that changes the room.
- Window treatments & wallsShades, blinds, drapery fabric, wallpaper, and architectural metal detail.
- Outdoor & pool deckPavers, coping, turf, and the surfaces that carry the interior outside.
- Select the exact slab, not a four-inch chip
- Reserve sequential slabs for book-matched walls and waterfalls
- Lay out veining and seams against your real dimensions
- Compare stone against your cabinet door and floor in the same light
Distributed directly: MSI, Republic Floors, Elysium Tile and more.
Walk the full material libraryFrom first call to final walkthrough
A visible path from idea to installed room.
Six moves on the surface, twelve phases underneath — including the approvals, lead times and sequencing that decide whether a remodel runs calmly or badly.
- 01
Imagine
Bring the way you want the room to live — references, frustrations, how you actually cook and gather. Not a finished specification.
- 02
Measure
A laser as-built captures the real room: walls out of square, ceiling drops, window heights, plumbing and soffits.
- 03
Direct
Move whole-room directions on the design wall while layout, materials and detail move together instead of one sample at a time.
- 04
Touch
Walk the slab yard and the sample library. Compare doors, stone, tile, flooring and shades against each other in daylight.
- 05
Render
See your own room photorealistically with the materials you chose, then change your mind while changing it is still free.
- 06
Build
Specification, ordering, permitting, sequencing and installation run through the team that drew the room.
The Atelier principle
Standard where it stays hidden. Custom where you see, touch, and feel it.
01
Standard foundation
Reliable, well-priced cabinet boxes and hidden structure where customization adds cost without adding anything you will ever see or touch.
02
Personal visible layer
- Door profiles
- Finishes and color
- Hardware
- Lighting
- Millwork
- Appliance panels
Custom local fabrication of the visible layer is a pilot in development. Today those components are sourced through our distributed lines and finished to spec.
Worked examples
What the process actually produces.
Five rooms carried end to end — the constraint, the direction, the materials, and the moment the measurement or the render changed the decision.
Intracoastal condo, galley layout
Coastal condo kitchen
A dark galley that needed light, storage and a building's permission.
Read the walkthrough
Single-family, Fort Lauderdale
Primary bath
One book-matched slab decided the entire room.
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Living room, Boca Raton
Media wall and built-ins
A blank wall with a television bolted to it, turned into architecture.
Read the walkthroughPompano Beach
Ninety minutes that replace three months of guessing.
A showroom appointment is a working session, not a tour. It is booked after a short fit conversation so the room is set up for your project before you arrive.
1371 SW 8th St Unit 4, Pompano Beach, FL 33069. Entrance in back of building. Visits are by appointment after project fit is understood, so the design wall and the material pulls are prepared for your rooms before you walk in.
What happens in the ninety minutesStraight answers
Before you book.
- What makes DOTS Atelier different from a regular remodeling showroom?
- Two things. First, the material is ours — cabinetry, slabs, tile, flooring, window treatments and outdoor surfaces are distributed and stocked in-house, including our own slab yard, so selections happen in one place instead of across five vendors. Second, your room is laser-measured and photorealistically rendered with your chosen materials before anything is ordered, so you approve a picture of the actual result rather than imagining it from samples.
- Do I have to be a Dots construction client to visit the showroom?
- Visits are by appointment after a short fit conversation. That call establishes scope, city, timeline and budget direction so the design wall and material pulls are prepared for your project before you arrive. It is not a purchase commitment.
- Is the Atelier actually operating, or is it a concept?
- The Pompano Beach showroom, the slab yard, the material distribution, laser measurement, photoreal rendering and the design wall are operating today. The Atelier custom fabrication layer — locally crafting the visible components — is a pilot still being built. We keep that distinction explicit rather than blurring it.
- Which rooms and project types does this cover?
- Kitchens, bathrooms, whole-home interiors, media walls and built-ins, flooring packages, window treatments, and the outdoor surfaces that connect to them — across Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade.
Book the next step
Bring us a room and a rough budget.
We will tell you what is realistic, what it will take, and what you can see at the Pompano Beach showroom. Booking a conversation is not a purchase commitment.