AI for Interior Design
use AI to create imagery and copy for your business
Have you ever spent FOREVER on Pinterest searching for that perfect image that conveys an idea to a client?
Would you like to be able to create renders of a space from a mere hand sketch?
Wondered what would a collaboration between your favorite architect and interior designer set in an incredible location look like?
Want to be able to write concise instagram captions and sound clever on threads?
Do you need help crafting copy for your website?
The answer is AI people.
Welcome to the wild west. This is AI - Artificial Intelligence.
Learn how to generate imagery and text specifically for interior designers.
As creatives, we need to find more time to CREATE.
AI technology can save us some serious time.
This technology is nothing to be afraid of, in fact we are already using it seamlessly in our lives everyday.
Generating images and text using AI will be just as normal.
So do you want to jump on in?
Use AI technology in a way that is still ‘you.’
Learn how to harness this technology in your interior design business.
Create imagery that is in line with your design aesthetic.
WHEN: Friday 15th March at 11am AEST.
WHERE: Training inside The Design Society
WHO: This training is suited to interior designers, architects that want to do things FASTER. Or just play with new technology.
COST: This is a one-off payment of $147.
We focus on three areas:
Part 1: Copy
How to use Chat GPT to generate blog posts, instagram captions or even prompts for image generating AI. Leanne Shelton is a Chat GPT expert of Write Time Marketing, and her session is recorded. You can tune in whenever you like.
Part 2: AI for creativity
We can use image generating AI at the beginning of a project. It’s a tool to create mood images and open up possibilities to convey to the client. We uncover which platform to use and how to use effective prompts. Let’s get you set up and going.
Part 3: AI for design
We upload a photo of the clients room, a sketchup scene or a hand sketch. The proportions of the room are correct to the space and we can layer over furniture and finishes. It’s pretty wild.
