Interior AI is the #1 AI interior design tool which lets you redesign your current interior in 50+ design styles. Unlike other AI interior design apps, Interior AI has 3d depth perception to maintain your current construction and only change your interior.

👋 Hi Product Hunters, I'm back :D 🚀 A year ago A year ago I was playing around with Stable Diffusion and found it was quite good at redesigning interiors if you submitted a photo of your interior with it. I quickly spun up an MVP called Interior AI. ⚡️ What happened Interior AI quickly took off and now it has 1,000+ recurring customers @ $40,000 MRR including many of the leading interior design studios and real estate agencies and featured in The New York Times and TechCrunch. 🔥 Progress since then Since then I have been working hard to improve it. This is version 2.0. It's based on a fork of my other project Photo AI. The new version has a lot stuff to improve the quality of your interior designs like: ᯅ 3d depth perception, which lets it understand interior objects 🚧 3d construction segmentation, which lets it understand the walls/floor/ceiling of a room and try maintain that, because redesigning your interior doesn't mean also renovating your entire home and breaking through walls! AI is notoriously bad at this and most other apps you'll see change the entire building, because it's hard not to but Interior AI manages quite well now 🎥 3d video flythroughs, using AI video tech to change your interior designs into videos where the camera does a flythrough 🏡 AI Virtual Staging mode, a special mode for real estate agents who like to fill up empty rooms with furniture, which can be a big market for me I think 🎨 50+ interior design styles, like Contemporary to special styles for Halloween and Christmas 📦 30+ room types, from bedroom to living and kitchen combos to even outdoor spaces like patios, outdoor spaces isn't really my niche but Interior AI still works with it My future plans: 🧠 NeRF, an interesting tech that lets you map a 3d space with just a few photos. It'd be great to have this for interior designs 🪐 A real 3d editor where you can move around objects, not sure how to do this yet though I also have an affiliate program now which gives you 20% revshare: https://interiorai.getrewardful.... + You also get 20% off with promo code PHOTO20!

@levelsio Congratulations on your launch. Upvoted. Would love your support on our launch as well here: (Tigbar)

@levelsio Naming your competitors on the home page? That is some real confidence! 😄🚀

Can it generate photos from blueprints? Also do you have any before and after images? Like dump to castle?

@sentry_co Not blueprints yet no but I am working on that. For before and after, see the landing page or the gallery here for before and after. For example the Sketch -> Render, SketchUp -> Render and empty room -> Virtual Staged render pics.

@levelsio Sketch is fine, but what about just blueprint of floor?

@sentry_co nope, because it's essentially a style transfer now, the photo stays the same as the input but modified. Putting a blueprint in would simply get you a blueprint in a diff style. So that doesn't work. To make a blueprint work, I'll either 1) have to train my own model with an input of blueprint of a room, and an output of the room, 2) make code that uses eg OpenCV to actually understand blueprints of a room. But that seems a bit far off now for me.

@levelsio I saw this before. Going from 2d blueprint to photo. I think it was called maket.ai Here is a video:

The use case would be housing market places like open-door etc. Essentially you could envision an apartment your where looking at. But in the style you would like. You could even do this at scale, since these platforms most often offer 2d blueprints of listings. Either as service for b2b or b2c. I think that would be immensely useful. Also this platforms take a huge fee for listings so they would buy something like that in a heartbeat. That would also open up APIs for open-door competitors, as photos has copyright, but renderings from 2d sources does not.

@sentry_co check the video, the renders do NOT match the blue prints at all. It just seems like a random home generator feature.

Hey there, @levelsio! Just wanted to give you a virtual high-five for creating such a game-changer for interior design. Who needs a decorator when AI can do it in seconds? Genius move, my friend.