Interior designer
Designers and stylists presenting to clients
Show a client three directions before you have bought a single cushion.
7 of 7 pipelines ready now · about 90 seconds each
What you type
You never pick a tool. You describe the change.
These are routed to the right pipeline automatically, with the standards of interior designer work applied before the model sees them.
“Same room in mid-century, coastal and minimal.”
“Match the palette in this reference photo.”
“Change the benchtop to honed limestone, nothing else.”
What it can do
7 pipelines, best-first for interior designer.
Style variations
The same room several ways, so you can pick.
A photo of any room
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Furniture replacement
Swap dated or cluttered furniture for something current.
A photo of a furnished room
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Match a reference
Point at a photo you like and get that look in your room.
Your room photo plus a reference image
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Swap a material
Change just the countertop, floor or tile. Everything else identical.
A photo plus the surface you name
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Light & atmosphere
Rescue a dim or yellow-lit room without moving anything in it.
A badly lit photo
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Virtual staging
Furnish an empty room so a buyer can picture living in it.
A photo of an empty or nearly empty room
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Concept from a description
No photo. Describe a space and get a photoreal concept of it.
A description, and optionally a reference image
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Before you publish one
You can render a space that does not exist yet.
Interior designer work is a proposal, not a record of a place, so concept renders are allowed here. Label them as concepts when a client could mistake one for a photograph of something built.
Not you?