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Design software used to be a toolbox. Now it鈥檚 a team. A team of AI Agents for Interior Design from @Planner5D
How real estate agents use @Planner5D Upload a Plan? Turn a floor-plan image into a furnished 3D project and show how the rooms connect. Give buyers a space to explore instead of another drawing to decode.
How interior designers use @Planner5D AI Studio? Drop in a room reference and ask the Agent for a five-color palette with HEX codes and ideas for using each shade. Less color picking. A clearer direction to discuss.
The garage has room for a car. And a small mountain of things with no home. Ask @Planner5D Copilot for a workshop layout with a workbench and storage. Check the arrangement in editable 3D before moving the actual mess.
One room. Two jobs. Ask @Planner5D Copilot to turn a small spare room into a home office with a sofa bed. Add style references, get a furnished 3D layout and stop choosing between a desk and somewhere for guests to sleep.
What if that empty corner of the garden became a guest house? Ask @Planner5D Copilot to add the rooms, match the main house and connect them with a path. Explore the concept in editable 3D before committing to the idea.
Start with the task. @Planner5D Copilot in Spaces turns a room brief into a project you can open and edit. Here: a 4 x 5 m Japandi living room with the sofa facing the TV. Less setup between the idea and the layout.
She entered a Halloween Design Battle with an empty room and @Planner5D Copilot. One spooky brief later: orange chairs, purple curtains, pumpkins and a dining room with absolutely no chill. 馃巸
That floor plan in your camera roll has a second life. Upload it to @Planner5D on iPhone, set the scale and let AI recognize the layout. Open the result in 3D. Skip the redraw.
Your interior design agent fits in your pocket. Open @Planner5D Copilot on iPhone, describe the terrace you want and let it arrange the furniture. Check the result in editable 3D. The laptop can stay closed.
Gable or hip roof? Show both. Ask @Planner5D Copilot to change the roof on the house model and compare the shapes in editable 3D. Less hand-waving over a drawing. A clearer concept to discuss.
Found THE chair. Now put it in the project. @Planner5D Create Items turns a furniture photo into a 3D object you can place, rotate and resize in your room. The reference finally leaves the moodboard.
Where did the renovation money go? Ask @Planner5D Copilot to total the receipts and invoices in your Space, separate paid purchases from invoiced work and leave quotes out of the total. The breakdown comes with source files. Spreadsheet setup skipped.
Move the bed. Move it back. Try another wall. Or shuffle the kids' room layout in @Planner5D Smart Wizard and open your favorite version in editable 3D. Save the heavy lifting for the layout you actually like.
How real estate agents use @Planner5D AI Studio?
An empty rental room is a terrible storyteller. Furnish its photo and refine the lighting, then show the AI-staged concept beside the original. Help people picture the potential.
Three floor finishes in @Planner5D - a comparison for flooring specialists.
Light oak, grey tile or herringbone parquet? Apply each finish in the project and compare the rendered views from the same camera. See how the floor works with the room.
How architects use @Planner5D Copilot?
Your client sees lines. You see a home. Upload the floor-plan image, create a furnished 3D project and walk through the rooms. Close the gap between reading a plan and understanding the space.
How interior designers use @Planner5D AI Studio?
Warm Japandi or Dark Loft? Ask the Canvas Agent to assemble both moodboards and palettes, then explain which direction fits the client's brief. Give the style discussion something concrete.
What can kitchen designers do with @Planner5D AI Studio?
That tile sample needs some context. Use Swap Material with the reference to preview a teal backsplash in the kitchen image. Compare it with the original before picking the finish.
How landscape designers use @Planner5D AI Studio?
Show the terrace after sunset. Create an evening lighting concept from the daytime image, then use Populate to add people. Give the client a feel for the space in use.
For renovation contractors: a materials estimate with @Planner5D Copilot.
Turn a room project into a paint and flooring estimate, with allowances and a PDF summary. A starting point for the shopping list, with quantities to verify before ordering.
