Generative AI for Interior Design

Most interior projects follow the same path. You meet the client, measure the space, do your research, build a concept, plan the layout, choose materials and lighting, render it, present it and then document it. This course takes you through each of those nine stages and shows you where AI actually helps and where it gets in the way. We assume you already know interior design, either from your studies or from practice. We won't teach you how to plan a living room. We'll teach you how to use AI to explore more layout options than you'd have time to draw by hand, and how to tell which ones are any good. You'll work with the kinds of tools studios use today for writing, image generation, rendering, phone-based 3D scanning, layouts and short walkthrough videos. These tools change every few months, so the course is built around the workflow rather than any one tool. One habit stays the same throughout: check what the AI gives you against the real room, the real material and the real budget before it goes anywhere near a client. For every project you'll keep a short AI Decision Log, a page noting what you asked the AI to do, where it went wrong and what you changed. When a studio looks at your portfolio, it shows how you think, which matters more than how many renders you made. In the last two weeks you'll take one of your own projects through all nine stages. It can be a studio assignment, your thesis or a client job you have permission to use.