An area where AI has really made a splash is Architecture and Interior Design. The software we currently use to make photo realistic 3D models of your next renovation project already employs AI to more realistically portray the design created by our designers. However, tools such as RoomGPT and Visualise AI claim to be able to transform a room to any style in an instant based on a photo, floor plan and sketch. So naturally, we put them to the test!
First up we tested RoomGPT where we uploaded images of different spaces, selected what type of space it is and then asked it to re imagine the room in a new style.
While RoomGPT has certainly transformed the space I'm not sure it's recognizably Art Deco. The main feature is the black and white pattern on the walls, countertops and backsplash. Hard to tell if this is meant to be wallpaper, tile or some other type of board. The detail of the objects in the space such as those on the dining table is quite blurry and ambiguous and we aren't too sure what's happening in the kitchen corner. RoomGPT doesn't seem to have correctly interpreted this space.
personally wasn't alive for the 70s but this isn't really what I pictured! Not too say it's bad, just a lot less groovy than anticipated! In terms of correctly reading the space, it seems like the further into the room, the less it makes sense.
I'm impressed by how well the kitchen cabinets translated, however the dishwasher seemingly didn't fit the rustic theme so was replaced by a cupboard. The windows also seem to have been overridden making for a very dark and cave like feeling. While I certainly agree rustic would be an accurate way to describe this kitchen, if you were to ask for a rustic kitchen and you go this I think you would be quite surprised!
Overall I am impressed by this result! It could be a photo of a real space if there weren't a few clues. Firstly this is the unique timber fridge, although decorative fridges are on the rise this one is not quite believable. Do you also notice above the sink there is the chain of a light hanging down but no light, odd! Lastly there is a floating shelf above the range-hood which though possible surely would be impossible to reach for all except the tallest among us!
Spacely really took it all the way with this one! Certainly on theme. Something we struggle with across almost all AI tools is if you fall in love with the wicker vanity it has generated in this case, does it really exist? Can it be bought? And further to that, can you buy it here in New Zealand?
For this living room we asked Spacely to furnish it in the 'modern style.' Aesthetically this is one of the most realistic yet and looks like a real space. However when it comes to the reality of the space and structure, things get a bit hinky. Firstly, though it's technically the same room, the After looks a lot bigger, and I am doubtful that all that furniture would actually fit in the real space. The AI has also struggled to recognise the doors on each side of the room, instead presenting elements that would not be compatible with reality.
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