I Built "My Perfect Interior" an Interior Design company website.

This website combines a premium, editorial design experience with AI-powered room visualization. Visitors upload a photo of their empty room, describe their vision, and receive a generated design concept. Each submission is automatically saved to a studio dashboard with the client's email, original photo, generated concept, and design brief.

This addresses a key challenge in interior design: translating a client's imagination into something a designer can understand and act on. By automating early-stage visualization and enquiry collection, the platform helps interior design businesses understand client needs faster, reduce repetitive consultations, and turn ideas into actionable project leads—all within a beautifully designed, responsive experience.

X post link: https://x.com/Charles_ogada1/status/2112390727351075027

Solving the imagination translation problem is the smart move here, Charles. Letting visitors upload a room photo and get back a generated design concept turns the early consultation into something genuinely productive, and saving every brief to the studio dashboard makes the whole flow work like a real business.

AI made exploration much cheaper for me i'm not sure it made the work more enjoyable.

i enjoyed manually exploring different directions even when it took a lot of effort

once i had a solid foundation, new screens came together pretty easily

now i can generate a dozen directions and get something functional quickly but it's often almost unusable.

most of my work comes afterward:

rearranging things,

discarding bad ideas,

removing generated slop...

feeling like this limping little guy protecting you from the slop

That limping little guy protecting us from the slop is painfully relatable, Anton. I feel the same: generating a dozen directions is cheap now, but the rearranging, discarding and de-slopping afterward is where the real craft lives.