I'm Junghyuk, one of the makers of INBOT Studio. We're launching tomorrow, and I'd like feedback from people planning changes to their own space.
The comparison below shows the same model with three combinations of floor and wall finishes. Keeping the layout and viewpoint fixed makes it easier to compare the materials.
In Studio, you can generate a model from a floor plan, change finishes, and walk through the rooms. You can then capture a view for an AI render or keep working with image finish changes and selected-area edits.
When planning your own space, what is hardest to judge from a floor plan or a single image? I'd love to hear a specific example whether it's how the rooms connect, how finishes work together, or something else.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Junghyuk, part of the team building INBOT Studio.
A floor plan tells you where the rooms are. We wanted to make it easier to explore how those rooms could feel.
Start with your floor plan, generate a 3D model, and try different floor and wall finishes. Walk through the space to find a view you like, then use that view to create an AI interior render.
The demo also shows three floor-and-wall combinations on the same model, image finish changes, and edits to a selected part of an image.
New accounts get free credits to try the tools. You can start at https://studio.inbot.design/.
I'd love to hear what you'd try with your own space. What would you change first: the layout, the materials, or the lighting?