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Every time a new year begins, I think about my future: a beautiful landscape of beautiful, awe-inspiring landscapes; minimalistic but deliberate design; and pure-white existence. Sometimes artificial intelligence it can help you put a picture into your expectations – like a newly designed bathroom.
I was recently in the Bay Area, in an Airbnb in a three-story 1910s building on the corner of the second floor that was designated for accessibility and affordability. I prepared the room to meet my basic needs, but I was disgusted by the design of the bathroom and overwhelmed by the fluorescent lighting. As a digital nomad, I’ve spent many days in various Airbnbs for a variety of needs, from last-minute stays to permanent options.
Intuitively, curiously, I turned to Improved AIsoftware that uses AI and artificial models to create and recreate design-driven worlds. For me, going to his place is like entering a real corner of SimsNation, made for architecture and interior design enthusiasts and professionals.
After spending a lot of time looking at what was going on in the home page — somewhere between the experience and the technical side — I started the process of renovating my temporary room to see if you could use this app to get started. in renovating your home.
A primitive, unappealing bathroom.
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Rebuild AI has a free plan, and paid plans range from $8 to $60 per month. Since I planned to renovate only one place, I didn’t miss out on not renovating a place. However, if you want to interact with the site beyond testing and plan to use the Edit AI to help with more than one room suggestion, a paid plan is necessary to get the most out of the tool.
As soon as I signed up and logged in, I switched to the Bathroom image as part of the Accommodations section. (There are Foreign and Commercial tabs, too.)
After several attempts to capture the entire site, I was able to upload a photo of my Airbnb bathroom to the site. From here, I can choose my size to update, including Change it, Encourage, Fix it and Change it. Since I was on the free plan, I only had the option to use Renovate or Transform once before I needed to upgrade.
Fix it it also includes theme themes and layout changes, and it gives you big changes to your furniture in hopes of creating a new look. Change it offers complete interior renovations and offers design updates and structural changes that create new living spaces. I was stuck Fix it.
From here, there’s an option for you to choose the type of room you’re renovating, or you can have the AI automatically adjust based on the content of your photo.
I was excited about the next step, where you can add style cues that the artificial intelligence will use as a template for editing. I chose Japanese styles (Japanese mixed with Scandinavian), Zen and Urban styles. I imagined a bathroom design that is warm, simple and refined.
The last three steps include deciding whether you want to keep everything in your photos, and selecting color tones and details for AI-driven results. I added descriptors such as minimalist, warm and refined. From here, I clicked the finish button, which read Fix it, and wait for the newly created image to appear.
Reconfiguring the AI gave me three options based on my choices and context. My favorite was the renovation that had the hot lights coming out of the glass, and the paneling that added a nice touch I thought.
My AI renovation of the bathroom — though it had some issues.
Sure, it had a great look. A basket instead of a toilet, for one. A bamboo screen in the shower for another (not sure how long it will last), and a round rug that looks like a tower or a lazy Susan. Not exactly fun, though — and it will dictate the vibe you’re going for during your renovation.
There is no option within the program to “restart” (so I had to stick to one of the three options on my free plan), but on the first try, I was surprised by the results. Even through clever design techniques, good – or advanced – design can make a space feel larger.
Who should use Renovate AI?
Design can be difficult to learn if it’s not your area of expertise, so I appreciate how artificial intelligence can expand many users including people who don’t have design skills but have a desire to immerse themselves in the possibilities of design.
I have always struggled to define the type of color that I like, so I was immediately happy when I found a platform that offers the opportunity to “remodel” the site in response to uploading a photo and choosing a “style”. (Who doesn’t like to look at interesting things?)
Whether you’re someone like me, who just wants to renovate their Airbnb, or someone who wants to renovate a room or their entire home, in my opinion Renovation AI is thoughtful and inclusive.
In addition to creating “renovations,” the platform also offers 3D modeling and visualization, as well as the ability to change interior and exterior paint colors and add abstract graphics.
I think that if someone like me would be interested in such a tool, the people involved would be interested – if only without the knowledge of how design decisions affect the data, or to quickly hear about different designs.
I have everything that can help improve or improve the process and strengthen communication in an interesting way. All to rethink any country, in seconds.
Isn’t dreaming meant?
To learn more about how AI can help you redesign your living room or even create social media headshots about yousee CNET’s AI Atlas landing page.
