Architect | Interior Designer | Senior AI Creative
Living Room Variations | FLORA
An empty space becomes a canvas, coming to life piece by piece. Each furniture choice and subtle detail transforms the room into countless variations - endless possibilities shaped by diverse moodboards and ideas. Soft lighting, layered textures, and playful arrangements create different spaces that feel flexible, personal, and alive - where design is both intentional and playful ✨
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Facade Designs in High-End Retail Architecture | ComfyUI → Luma → FLORA
Blending architectural design, brand identity and natural motion 🌺 Made possible with:
1. ComfyUI for initial concept ideation - laying the foundation of the images with imaginative ideas.
2. Luma for experiments of luxury brand storefront facades - exploring multiple iterations and nuances across different brands.
3. Flora for bringing the images to life through dynamic videos showcasing floral movements on the facades - adding an animated layer.
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Furniture Brand Interior Editorials | FLORA
A series of interior visuals developed fully through AI for a well-known 125-year-old NYC-based home & furniture brand. Complex editorial environments built through structured generative workflow systems - balancing atmosphere, material accuracy, composition, lighting, and product density across every scene ✨
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Interior Design Renovation | Weavy
What started as an outdated bedroom filled with old furniture was transformed into a fresh, modern design - all while preserving accurate geometries and incorporating style references shaped around the client’s needs.
💡 Step 1: Clearing the existing space
🎨 Step 2: Rebuilding the room with the new interior design
📐 Step 3: Producing technical drawings
⚡️ Step 4: Creating a 360° walkthrough video
The full transformation was developed in Weavy: from capturing existing conditions → to redesign → to technical documentation → to immersive visualization 🪄
Commercial Director | AI Video Ads & Product Launch Films
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Commercial Director | AI Video Ads & Product Launch Films
Around 1600, Japanese artists painted Nanban folding screens depicting for the first time the arrival of Western ships and visitors, observing their unfamiliar clothes, belongings and customs from a local perspective. Four centuries later, the ships are bigger, the luggage has wheels, and everyone carries a camera.
Using a public-domain Nanban reference from the Cleveland Museum of Art, I created a custom Recraft Style and brought that historical gaze into the age of mass tourism.
A Grand Tour of Everyone Else’s Home follows contemporary visitors through seven painted scenes, turning rolling suitcases into grand processions and raised smartphones into the spectacle itself. The series gently reverses the tourist gaze: we arrive to look at a place, while the people who live there look back at us.