Your signature,
on lock.

One base render becomes every mood — dawn, dusk, full-bloom, stone — without the geometry moving an inch. Same massing, same pool, same eye-line. Drag the divider: left is the base, right is the studio.

Base render Twilight · stone

Four designs · one set of bones · seed 770515 · all generated on a self-hosted GPU

From a drawing, in minutes

It doesn't start with a photo. Hand the studio a hand-drawn elevation — a measured drawing, a sketch — and it comes back as a place. The render holds the design: every arch, the colonnade, the balustrade. Drag the divider (left = drawing, right = render); use ‹ › to move between designs.

Elevation drawing Render · beautiful

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Beauty vs. exactness is a control you set. Sources: public-domain measured drawings (HABS / MET). Your drawings stay yours.

Why it renders your design — not its own

Same model, same prompt, same seed. The only thing added on the right is depth structure-lock. Without it, the AI discards the architecture and invents a different house. With it, it's your building — restyled.

without structure-lock — a different, invented house — **Without structure-lock** — a different house entirely: single-story glass pavilion, flat cantilevered roof, its own pool and layout. What uncontrolled AI gives you.

with structure-lock — the client's actual villa — **With structure-lock** · ours — your villa, your pool, your eye-line. Preserved, restyled.

Identical inputs — the only variable is the depth lock. That's the line between "a luxury home" and "your luxury home," and why ours never puts a pond in the driveway.

How it can't hallucinate

Before a single pixel is generated, the pipeline reads your render as a depth map — the geometric truth of the scene. Every variant is conditioned on it. That's why there's never a pond in the driveway. Tap to reveal the lock.

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