InHouse is a digital interior design platform that allows users to visualize, iterate, and furnish their real homes using a digital twin — enabling rapid layout exploration, product swapping, and confident purchasing decisions.

I collaborated with the InHouse team during an early, pre-launch phase to explore how their product experience could be communicated through motion, spatial visualization, and interactive storytelling.

Motion & spatial concept development

Product visualization experiments

Narrative exploration for go-to-market storytelling

AI-assisted 3D and motion workflows

Iterative concept development across multiple visual directions

Multiple motion and animation concepts

Spatial “white model → textured” furniture transitions

Product interaction visualizations (layout changes, object swaps)

Short-form exploratory videos and modular visual assets

Iterative collaboration across several visual directions

Rapid prototyping using emerging AI and 3D workflows

Exploration of how digital interiors “come to life” without traditional renovation visuals

Emphasis on clarity, spatial logic, and product-led storytelling

To provide product context, the InHouse platform combines:

Digital twins of real homes

Interactive layout experimentation

Real product catalogs users can purchase from