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Style Transfer
Transfer the mood of a reference to another space.
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Upload an image and adjust settings on the left. Render variations will appear here.
A reference image with strong character works best.
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Borrow a style from any reference image
Style Transfer takes two images: your render, and a reference you love. It applies the reference's materials, palette, mood and lighting to your design — without changing your geometry.
This is the answer to the most common client sentence in the business: "I want it to feel like this." Drop their Pinterest image in as the reference, drop your model in as the base, and show them their building in exactly that language, in seconds.
How it works
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Upload your render
The design you want to restyle — a render, photo or viewport capture.
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Upload a reference
The moodboard image, precedent photo or Pinterest pin whose look you want to borrow.
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Transfer the style
Your geometry, their atmosphere. Materials, colour, lighting and mood carry across.
Who it's for
- —Matching a client's moodboard precisely instead of guessing
- —Testing your scheme in three different material languages
- —Keeping a coherent visual style across a whole project set
- —Turning a precedent study into a real design proposal
Frequently asked
What makes a good reference image?+
A clear image with a strong, readable atmosphere — distinct materials, obvious lighting, a defined palette. Interior photos, precedent shots and moodboard images all work well.
Does it change my building?+
No. Your geometry and composition stay put. Only the material and lighting language transfers from the reference.
Can I use a photo I found online as reference?+
For a private design study, yes. Just be aware that the output is a new image inspired by the reference's atmosphere — it is not a copy of the reference itself.