Start with an image
Study a new facade within the existing home
Compare cladding, frames and entrance lighting from a house photo, existing rendering or clay-model image. Tell the tool what to retain before exploring a new finish palette.
What to explore
- Compare stone and timber accents across an entire elevation.
- Coordinate window frames with the entrance finish.
- Explore a quieter material treatment for a busy facade.
From a brief to a concept
Set the source
Upload the building image and choose its input and building types.
Limit the changes
Choose style, material, environment and light; keep structure preservation on for finish studies.
Review the envelope
Generate and compare roof, floor count and opening positions before judging the palette.
Try a design direction
Suggested brief
Redesign this same house with pale stone wall finishes and matte dark frames inside the existing openings. Keep the camera, roof, floor count, doors, windows and approach. Use soft daylight. Do not add balconies, floors, people or text.
How to review the result
- Compare opening rhythm, silhouette and neighboring context to the original.
- Inspect cladding joints, reflections and transitions between materials.
What the image cannot establish
- Preservation requests cannot lock geometry; AI may alter structural-looking details.
- Cladding performance, attachment, energy compliance and costs need separate professional assessment.
Questions about this workflow
Can I use an existing rendering?
Yes. Select rendering as the input type and describe whether you want finish refinement or a new palette.
Will the number of floors stay fixed?
Request it and retain the structure option, then inspect every result; it is not guaranteed.
Is this also a garden redesign?
The building is the main subject. Use landscape design when site planting and outdoor zones are the task.
Can I order the cladding shown?
The image does not identify a tested product or quantity. Obtain samples and a specification separately.
Bring your own brief
Take a direction into the workspace, adapt it to your project and compare the result against your real constraints.