Start with a place, not a blank screen
A room photograph gives the study its starting point: visible openings, broad proportions, light and the relationship between surfaces. You choose the intended room, decorative universe and atmosphere. The aim is a coherent composition rather than a collection of unrelated objects.
The study explores colours, materials, furniture composition and lighting together. Artificial intelligence contributes to the visual proposals; the service does not include review by a human decorator. Results are decorative illustrations, and details or proportions can differ from the original photograph.
Make the comparison useful
A level, well-lit photograph makes the existing space easier to understand. Include the floor, two walls and visible windows where possible. Avoid a very wide-angle lens: an exaggerated starting view can make an attractive composition harder to judge against the actual room.
Prepare a clear starting photograph
- Show the room you want to explore, without personal documents.
- Choose one universe to give the proposals a consistent direction.
- Compare the atmosphere, not assumed product dimensions.
- Keep your original photograph alongside the proposed vision.
Choose the depth of your study
Discovery is EUR 29 for 2 visions, Signature EUR 59 for 4, and Collection EUR 99 for 6. These standard studies concern one room and one chosen universe. More visions explore variations within that direction, not automatically different styles or additional rooms.
Your study is a visual starting point, not a shopping list, product specification, measured plan or construction approval. No furniture or building work is included. Use the proposals to clarify your preferences, then verify dimensions, materials and feasibility before committing to purchases or changes.