For interior designers

Concept faster, present more options

Early concepting eats hours. Generate photorealistic style directions from a room photo in minutes, present several options to clients, and reserve your time for the work only you can do.

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Minutes

from room photo to concept options

Multiple styles

generated from the same photo

Your taste

sourcing and execution stay with you

The slowest part of a project is often the earliest: turning a brief and a room photo into concepts a client can react to. Mood boards take hours and still leave clients guessing. Generating photorealistic directions from the actual room lets you walk into the first meeting with options on the screen, reach a decision faster, and spend your billable hours on sourcing and execution instead of rework.

Why interior designers use it

From photo to concept in minutes

Upload a client's room and generate multiple style directions fast, so the first meeting starts with visuals instead of mood boards.

Present options side by side

Show a client conservative, balanced, and expressive directions and let them react to real renders before you commit hours to a single path.

Explore styles and palettes quickly

Use the Style Quiz and Palette Generator to narrow direction, then generate rooms that match, keeping material and color decisions consistent.

Keep the client's layout

Restyle a room while preserving its structure, or change walls, floors, and furniture independently when the brief calls for it.

A consistent color and material story

Lock a palette and generate rooms that match, so every option you present shares a coherent look rather than a grab bag of ideas.

A starting point, not a replacement

The tool accelerates early iterations and client buy-in. The taste, sourcing, and execution stay yours.

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload the client room

    Start from a photo of the space you are designing, exactly as it is today.

  2. 2

    Generate directions

    Produce several style directions, or restyle while keeping the existing layout, to explore the brief quickly.

  3. 3

    Present and refine

    Show the client real renders side by side, lock the direction they respond to, and move into detailed design.

AI-assisted concepting vs mood boards alone

With AI conceptingMood boards alone
Time to first conceptMinutesHours of sourcing images
What the client seesPhotorealistic renders of their roomReference photos of other rooms
Exploring optionsSeveral directions quicklyOne board, slow to redo
Client buy-inFaster decisions on directionMore back-and-forth

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