Bring AI interior design options to the next client review
The client sent a living-room photo and asked to see a warmer scheme and a quieter one before you open CAD. Generate both looks from that photo, then swap the sofa or paint on the version they prefer.
Put two or three looks of their actual room on the table
Generate distinct style concepts from the same client photo
Put two or three looks of their actual room on the table
Work from the photo they sent, not a stock interior. Interior Remodel keeps the windows, ceiling line, and room proportions while changing style, palette, and furniture. The review becomes a choice between concrete looks instead of a mood board they have to imagine into their space.
- Generate distinct style concepts from the same client photo
- Keep the room’s geometry so the options stay comparable
- Let the client pick a direction before you spend drafting time
Change the sofa or paint without restyling the whole room
When the overall scheme works and only one element is wrong, keep that still and edit the piece. Change Furniture tests another sofa or chair, Paint Color Visualizer previews a wall color, and AI Wall Design tries an accent treatment. Every version lands in My Creations so you can walk the client through the trail.
- Replace one furniture item or test a product reference photo
- Preview paint and wall finishes on the walls already in the photo
- Keep the revision set together for the next review
Add a 2D layout when the argument is flow, not finishes
If the meeting stalls on circulation or furniture placement, generate a 2D floor-plan concept from dimensions and a short brief. Use it to talk through zones and walkways, then draft the working drawings in CAD. The diagram is a discussion still, not a measured set.
- Generate layout diagrams for apartments, bedrooms, and open living
- Align on zoning before you draw the construction package
- Redraw the chosen layout in the CAD or BIM file you already use
How this helps
What this gives you in the next meeting
A decision the client can point at
Two or three looks of their own room give them something to choose. That usually settles direction earlier than a verbal description of palette and layout.
A trail of the versions they saw
Swap a sofa, test an accent wall, or try another paint color without starting over. Each still stays in My Creations so you can reopen the set during review.
CAD stays the documentation layer
AIDesignHouse is a concept layer for early visual alignment. Lock the look here, then produce construction documents in AutoCAD, Revit, or SketchUp.
How it works
From the photo they sent to a shareable set
- 1Step 01
Upload the room they photographed
Start with a standard photo of the existing space. Add a short note for style, palette, or the layout change they asked about.
- 2Step 02
Generate two directions, then edit one
Run Interior Remodel for the first pair of looks. Follow up with furniture, paint, or wall tools on the closer version. Each generation uses 1 credit.
- 3Step 03
Share the stills, then open CAD
Export the concept images for the review. When a direction is chosen, continue measured drafting in the software you use for construction documents.
Designer questions
Take two looks of their room to the next review
Start from the photo the client already sent. New accounts receive free credits.
New accounts receive free credits. Each generation uses 1 credit. Outputs are visual concepts, not construction documents.