What technology was used to scan the space?

We used a 3D LiDAR scanner that generates a point cloud of the space with millimeter precision. This technology captures every surface, volume and architectural element with accuracy, creating a digital model faithful to reality that serves as the basis for photorealistic renders and to-scale plans.

Is the furniture in the renders real?

Yes, every piece of furniture and decorative element included in the renders is verified with product reference and market price available at the time of the project. It is not generic furniture but real pieces the client can purchase directly.

How were the centuries-old architectural elements preserved?

The LiDAR scan precisely identified the building's original structural and architectural elements. Artificial intelligence integrated these centuries-old elements into the contemporary design, respecting their exact dimensions and proposing solutions that coexist with them rather than hiding or removing them.

How many rooms were renovated and what is the total area?

The project covers 6 rooms with a total surface area of 72 m²: living room, kitchen, main bathroom, master bedroom, secondary bedroom and hallway. Each room was scanned, designed and rendered individually with aesthetic continuity throughout.

Can you navigate the space in 3D?

Yes, the project includes an embedded Sketchfab viewer with the complete 3D LiDAR scan of the space. The user can freely navigate the point cloud and explore the space in three dimensions from any angle before construction begins.

AI-Powered Full Renovation — EficiencIAl Studio

Full Renovation — Before and After with AI

This is a real project: a 72 m² home divided into 6 rooms, documented with a 3D LiDAR scanner before the intervention. Every dimension, every angle, every finish in the AI renders comes from real spatial data — not estimates or generic geometries.

The generative AI works on that precision foundation to produce photorealistic renders showing the exact furniture, the selected materials and the final layout. The client sees the finished renovation before construction starts, with measurements that match down to the centimeter.

In the living room and the kitchen, the process identified historical structures — centuries-old wooden beams and an original masonry arch — that the design preserved and integrated as featured elements. AI does not erase the character of a space: it amplifies it.

The 6 rooms

A deteriorated space with old furniture transformed into a modern bedroom with perimeter LED lighting and natural wood finishes.

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Furnished

Two connected areas with a ceiling of preserved centuries-old beams. The intermediate wooden partition was removed, doubling the visual space. Wooden floor, contemporary furniture and an ethnographic oven integrated as a heritage feature.

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Original

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Furnished

A room with damp problems and deteriorated carpentry turned into a functional workspace with built-in shelving and new doors and windows.

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Furnished

An old kitchen with green cabinets transformed into a modern L-shaped kitchen with a natural wood countertop, subway tile and original arch preserved.