Interior concept brainstorming

Compare original concepts for an existing interior. AIRI loci proposes text directions first, then generates a rendering and material/color board for each selected concept.

Prepare the space

Provide a photograph, white model, rough model, or sketch of the actual space. Explain use, users, budget positioning, desired experience, and preferred or excluded materials and colors.

Label reference images separately from the base and identify fixed windows, doors, columns, and other constraints.

Choose concepts before images

1. Select this Skill and attach the base and requirements.
2. Correct misunderstandings of form, function, daylight, or existing conditions.
3. Review four to six concepts covering style, materials, colors, atmosphere, and needs. Revise them or choose one, several, or all for generation.
4. Each selected concept produces one base-image rendering and one presentation image containing concept explanation, materials, and colors.

Example: “A warm, low-maintenance living room for young families, without polished stone. Propose concepts first; generate images after I choose.”

Compare and refine

Check response to needs, preserved proportions/openings/viewpoint, and consistency between the rendering and material board. Specify whether a board revision also changes the design. You can later request an unselected concept by name.

This explores original directions rather than copying every object from one reference. Use Design refinement for a specific reference language, or Interior design workflow for room-by-room development from a settled plan. Material boards are design directions, not verified procurement lists with brands, models, and prices.

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