This is an in-house demonstration —not a client commission— applied to a documented 72 m², six-room home. The space was captured with 3D LiDAR to build a measured spatial base. Final tolerance depends on the device, capture and processing; every critical dimension must be checked on site before manufacturing, purchasing or building.
On that basis we developed photorealistic AI visual proposals. The renders explore layout, finishes and reference furniture; when a catalogue is within scope, reference, dimensions, price and availability are checked at approval or purchase.
In the living room and kitchen, the proposal retains old timber beams and an original masonry arch as feature elements. The visualisation supports decisions but does not replace technical design, structural checks or site measurements by a competent professional.
The visual proposal turns the documented space into a modern bedroom with perimeter LED lighting and natural wood finishes.
Documented state
Concept: stripped back
Concept: finishes
Furnished proposal
The proposal connects two areas, explores removing the intermediate timber partition, and retains the old beams and ethnographic oven as heritage references. Timber flooring and contemporary furniture complete the visualisation.
Documented state
Concept: stripped back
Concept: finishes
Furnished proposal
The proposal turns the documented room into a functional workspace with built-in shelving and new doors and windows.
Documented state
Concept: stripped back
Concept: finishes
Furnished proposal
The proposal reorganises the kitchen into an L-shaped layout with a natural-wood worktop and subway tiles, retaining the original arch as a design constraint.
Documented state
Concept: stripped back
Concept: finishes
Furnished proposal
The proposal adds an extendable table for 4-6 people, a visual connection to the kitchen through the original arch and decorative lighting.
Documented state
Concept: stripped back
Concept: finishes
Furnished proposal
The proposal explores a walk-in shower, wall-hung vanity unit and neutral tones with wood finishes.
Documented state
Concept: stripped back
Concept: finishes
Furnished proposal
Drag to navigate the spatial base captured with 3D LiDAR. Tolerance depends on capture and processing; critical dimensions are checked on site.
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