Does the AI move walls, windows or doors?

This is the single most common failure of AI tools used on property photos, and the most common reason agents abandon them: a door vanishes, a window slides along a wall, a fireplace or an air-conditioning unit appears in a house that has neither. The image looks good and misrepresents the home, which is the one thing a listing photo cannot do.

Archome treats the input as a photo-editing task rather than a generation task. Geometry, massing, openings and camera come from your image and are held fixed; the style request is applied to materials, finishes, colour, furniture, decor, fixtures, greenery and lighting only. Ask it to open up a wall and it will decline the geometry and restyle the surfaces instead.

There is a legitimate case for changing structure — an architect exploring a remodel, a flipper pricing a wall removal — and that is a different job with different tools in the product, done deliberately and labelled as a concept. It is never what happens quietly inside a staging render.

If you ever see geometry drift in an output, that is a defect and worth reporting; the constraint is meant to hold on every render.