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Dario Rinaldi

Dario Rinaldi

Dario Rinaldi is an avid writer with a keen passion for all things real estate. Over the years, he has delved deeply into the industry, exploring its trends, challenges, and opportunities. His main interests include real estate marketing trends, home selling, and the intersection of real estate and technology. Dario’s writing is known for its clarity and depth, as he turns complex topics into engaging and insightful narratives.

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10 Tips for Boosting Your Real Estate Listings with Social Media

by Dario Rinaldi
written by Dario Rinaldi

Social Media and Real Estate Marketing

In the digital era we’re living in, social media marketing has become an inseparable part of any business and real estate is no exception. The idea of social media for real estate agents is not a new one and yet many agents struggle to leverage it effectively. This blog shares a couple of proven strategies that real estate agents can use to improve their online visibility and attract more customers. Let’s dive right in!

How to Boost Your Real Estate Listings With Social Media

Create a professional profile

Your profile should tell a lot about you. How much experience you have, how confident you look, how you can be reached, and so on. Let your profile leave no question mark about you in the minds of those viewing it.

Post a nice photo of yourself that clearly shows you are a confident agent who knows the knots and bolts of the real estate market. Write your name, state your profession, residence, and contact info too. A short description of your lifestyle or a statement that inspires is also a must. To gain viewer’s trust, include your years of experience and mention the number of properties you’ve sold.

Write stunning hooks

Strong hooks trigger curiosity in viewers’ minds, making them want to learn more. Don’t just begin with something like “ three tips for first-time buyers”. This won’t do. Instead, make your opening statement sound intriguing or even mysterious by saying something like “Three secrets I wish I knew before buying my first home”. The regretful tone and the connotations that the word secret has, tell them that there is something there that they must know before buying a home. While making your points, you can tell them about the properties you’re currently selling.

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Make it sound like a nice story

A strong hook without a nice story to follow it is useless. The reason is that people tend to like and remember stories, compared to facts or statistics, for a longer time.
So, when telling your audience about a property you want to sell, look for ways to connect with local buyers and sellers. Tell them something about the neighborhood, customs, a place that locals feel good about, or anything that touches on their emotions!

Create stunning visuals

Using social media for real estate marketing will be useless without visuals. For your listing to attract, it must reveal as much about the property as possible. Don’t be like one of those who post a photo of the front door and ramble about how great the place is. Let your audience see for themselves.

Never risk posting cold dull-looking photos of empty rooms. According to NAR’s Profile of Home Staging 2023, 81% of buyers’ agents believe that photos of staged homes affected how their clients liked the property. Another important point many agents are missing is editing those visuals. Whether photo or video, every visual should be edited for the best effect. Take clear shots, improve the lighting, and remove the noise, if there are any. Merge a nice pleasing soundtrack into the visual and then post it on your page. You’ll see the effect in no time.

Read More: Benefits of Virtual Staging

Real Estate Photo Editing

 

Be active every day

Good social media marketing requires your constant presence. Don’t wait for a quiet day to create and share a post. Make sure to share at least one story each day regardless of how busy you are. On busy days, you can do a little news reporting in front of the camera.

As you walk into a property to sell or buy, go live and start narrating to your audience. Tell them about how you started your day, what you’re doing now, and so forth. Let them take a sneak peek at the property and tell them what you think about the place. What message will your audience get from your constant presence? “ This guy can help me”.

Educate your audience

Pick any social media you want and randomly choose ten agents. You’ll notice that those who merely want to “sell” receive much less attention than those who want to “educate and sell”. The real estate business is filled with misconceptions and pitfalls. Things that buyers and sellers should know about. Why not explain those misconceptions and pitfalls to your audience and gain their trust?

Leverage AI in your social media campaign

There are lots of applications for AI in real estate. Instead of mourning about artificial intelligence one day, if ever, taking the place of real estate agents, use this excellent technology to generate leads while saving tons of time. Let AI help you with writing scripts, editing photos, messaging your new followers, and creating engaging visuals. AI is a technology to use, not hate!

Encourage user interaction

Don’t be content with a few likes or reactions. Let your audience realize that you want to know more about them. Somewhere in the middle of your story, ask your audience to share their opinion with you. If you’re showcasing a property, ask them to recommend features they would like to see. If you’re telling them about the market, invite them to ask you about mortgage rates, commissions, etc. This way, you’ll have an opportunity to engage with them in a more meaningful way.

Monitor your progress

Every now and then you should look back and see how you’ve been doing. Track your activity and look for patterns. Which posts triggered more engagement? Which ones didn’t receive enough attention? Should you post at the same time every day or not? Doing so, you’ll soon realize what type of content your audience likes and what you should do about it.

In conclusion

While many agents pay dearly for their listings to get noticed, others use social media for this purpose without having to spend a lot! Leveraging social media for real estate marketing is a clever and budget-friendly strategy that helps you to increase your page review and promote engagement. But, you need to do it right. The tips provided above will help you boost your real estate listings through social media and maximize your online presence.

FAQs

There are a few social media platforms that are equally as good in this respect. As a rule of thumb, platforms that are more or less video-oriented and have a considerable number of users are the best ones. YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and X should be at the top of your list.
Depends on how busy your schedule is. Normally, 1-2 hours per day is ideal. You’re going to spend this time creating a post, replying to comments & questions, following sellers and buyers, and checking on other agents and learning from them.
There is no strict time limit for this. Ideally, if you start today, after three months, you should have at least a few hundred followers with each new post generating around a hundred views and a dozen comments! But to gain your first client, you may have to wait a bit longer.
Not at all. You could create a page on any social media site either for free or for a nominal fee. Creating and editing content is also not that costly especially if you use AI tools. But if you want to advertise yourself on other people’s pages, that might be a bit costly!
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Virtual Twilight: The Secret Weapon to Boost Your Real Estate Listing

by Dario Rinaldi
written by Dario Rinaldi

Virtual Twilight: The First Hook on Your Listing

If you ask house hunters to list the things they consider important when visiting real estate listings, you’ll notice that the area surrounding the house is among their top priorities. That is to say; it matters to them how the property looks from the outside. Sadly, this is usually underestimated or, simply ignored, by many agents. Checking any real estate listing, you’ll notice lots of listed properties with uninviting photos of poorly maintained exteriors, cluttered yards, or messy streetscapes. One way to compensate for the mess around the house is to apply the so-called virtual twilight effect, which we will discuss today.

What Is the Virtual Twilight Effect?

As the name suggests, virtual twilight is a photo editing technique that recreates twilight’s atmospheric effect, adding a dreamy soft glow to the image. Such an effect evokes viewers’ emotions to your benefit making them want to see the property and take a closer look.

Before proceeding any further, we should mention that adding virtual twilight to your real estate photos is a legal practice as it doesn’t manipulate the property’s physical structure or features. No buyer can complain that the sky over your property doesn’t look the same as in the photo for that is something out of your control! With that being said, let’s take a look at the advantages of virtual twilight for real estate listings.

Conceals the mess around the house!

Before shooting the property, you should do your best to improve your house’s curb appeal. But that comes with a cost that many can’t, or don’t want to incur. Also, you can’t do anything about the mess around your neighbors’ houses that spoil the look of your place. Giving that virtual twilight touch to your photo makes viewers overlook pity details such as cluttered yards or unkempt surroundings.

Your listing will get more clicks

The front door shot with the twilight effect will be the first pic that house hunters see in your listing. Because of that magical touch, your listing will attract more attention than other properties. Though this does not mean that your property will sell faster, as there are other factors involved, your click-through rates will definitely be higher than other listings. What’s the implication? A higher number of house hunters will go through your listing and, most probably, book a visit.

How to Add a Virtual Twilight Effect to Your Photos

DIY virtual twilight

To add virtual twilight to your photos you can use Luminar or similar software. Of course, you need to spend some time learning how to work with the app. Plus, your few first attempts may not be that satisfactory! But, for selling your property, you don’t need to learn how to edit your photos. There are other two options that you can opt for.

Hiring a professional editor

Another way to give that magical touch to your photo is to find an experienced real estate photo editor and ask them to do the job. But, keep in mind that not many professionals are willing to edit only one photo, and if they do, you’d probably have to wait for a day and pay $5-$15.

Add the virtual twilight effect with AI

Here’s the good news: the sky is no longer the limit! To save time and costs, you can add the virtual twilight effect to your photos with the help of AI. Platforms such as AI HomeDesign give that magical touch to your photos in a few seconds for a measly $0.30! Contrary to other AI real estate photo editing tools that don’t leave any room for customization, AI HomeDesign enables you to choose between the following options:

  • Twilight with clouds
  • Twilight without clouds
  • Dusk with clouds
  • Dusk without clouds

Also, you can remove the shadows in the original photo or let them be. Keep in mind that, as long as you’re editing the same photo, you don’t need to pay any extra amount. In other words, regenerations on our platform are completely free.

Read More: VIRTUAL STAGING VS. REAL STAGING: WHICH ONE TO CHOOSE?
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In Conclusion

There are lots of factors affecting how a property is perceived and appreciated by a potential buyer. Strong online representation is a pivotal factor. As the first picture of your property, the front door shot with a virtual twilight effect will indeed draw viewers’ attention making them willing to visit the place. However, if you don’t edit the other photos, they might change their thoughts and move on to the next listing. If you notice that some of the photos need enhancement, in terms of light improvement or noise removal, make sure to edit them to leave a lasting first impression. It’s also, important to declutter and clean up to give your space a more pleasing vibe!

FAQ

No. Giving a touch of twilight to your real estate photo is completely legal. In fact, any type of photo editing practice that doesn’t involve adding or removing ‘fixtures” is legal.

Depends on how you do it. Freelance photo editors usually charge $10-$15 to add this effect to your photos. You might find certain AI-powered tools that give this effect to your photos for $3-$5. If you use AI HomeDesign’s day-to-dusk service, you don’t have to pay more than $0.30 to add the virtual twilight effect to your photo. Plus, you will be able to regenerate results as many times as you wish, completely free!

Not exactly. Twilight is the time when the sun has sat but there is still light in the sky. Dusk, on the other hand, is the time when the sky is not completely dark but there is no more light in the sky.  

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Virtual Staging vs. Real Staging: Which One to Choose?

by Dario Rinaldi
written by Dario Rinaldi

As a real estate agent, you live and breathe for the interest of potential buyers! To get there, however, your property must leave a good enough first impression on the visitors! Numbers have shown that house hunters make up their minds on whether or not to proceed the very moment they first set eyes on a property. And where do they see a property first? That’s right! Almost always on a property listing platform.

If you take a look at listed properties on websites such as Zillow or Redfin, you’ll immediately spot lots of photos that only scare visitors off! Poor-quality photos of empty lifeless rooms, exteriors that show no sign of hope or happiness, and random outdated furniture tastelessly sprawled around here and there!

For a lasting positive first impression on house hunters, you should help them appreciate the full potential of your place, which means the rooms should be purposefully staged and the photos should be of great quality. To understand this, you need not look further than NAR’s profile of home staging 2023.

For those who want to stick to the stats and do the right thing, there are two paths to choose. You can go about it traditionally or opt for a more advanced solution! This blog compares virtual staging vs. real staging to help real estate agents choose the most suitable option.

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Real Home Staging: In the Thick of It All!

Let us begin the debate with real home staging introduced by Barb Schwarz in 1927. The idea was simple but costly. Sellers were encouraged to rent new furniture and furnish their homes so that visitors could appreciate the full potential of the property. Many liked the idea and soon enough, staging companies came into play. Let’s take a look at the two main advantages of real staging.

Advantages of real home staging: No need for coulds or shoulds

Authentic look

The main advantage of physically-staged homes is their authentic and tangible look. House hunters don’t need to imagine anything as they can see and feel everything going from one room to another. This real, first-hand experience increases the chances of visitors forming an emotional bond with the property, a feeling that’s difficult to shake off.

Clarity and trust

In a furnished home, the rooms are exactly as shown in the photos. So, no last-minute surprises! This consistency between what the applicants see on the listing and what they experience in their visit creates a sense of trust, which is essential in closing any deal.

Disadvantages of real home staging: Is it worth the effort?

It’s costly

Though real staging is still a common practice, the main problem with this approach is its high costs as the owner has to pay for the furniture, the initial design, as well as the agreed-upon rent for each day that the house lingers on the market, not to mention all the labor costs!
The latest report on home staging costs reveals that, for staging a 2,000-square-foot property, one has to pay something around $2,000- $2,400 per month! Keep in mind that, for various reasons, some properties linger in the market for several months! This makes physical staging a risky, if not less favorite, option among real estate agents.

It’s time-consuming

In real estate marketing, even hours count. Agents prefer to list properties as soon as possible so that they don’t lose any potential buyers. On the other hand, physical staging is a rather time-consuming process. It might take a few days before you can find a reliable staging company and a few more days before they furnish your place. In dormant markets where good buyers are unicorns, those are precious days you’ll never get back!

It’s limited

A staging company has a limited set of furniture to put in your house, but not all of them may align well with visitors’ preferences! If they don’t like the furniture or the design style of the place, they might lose interest and move on to the next property.

It’s risky

Real home staging involves lots of comings and goings whereby a piece of furniture might break or a stager might accidentally damage a wall, a floor, or even themselves! Moreover, there is always the possibility of items being damaged or stolen during a house visit!

The spread of Covid-19, during which visiting a listed property was a real risk, was the final blow, and that made realtors look for other alternatives. That was the shining hour of virtual staging service.

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Virtual Staging: The Digital Alternative

Virtual staging came as an alternative to real home staging that does not suffer the above difficulties. First, let’s have a look at the advantages of this phenomenon of the digital age.

Advantages of virtual staging: Doubled output for much less

It’s cost-effective

Compared to real home staging, virtual staging is a truly cost-effective alternative as it cuts costs by eliminating the need for physical furniture and the labor involved. Companies offering this service charge $10-$50 per photo. So, even if 20 photos are attached to the listing, the finished cost would be $200-$1,000, which is a truly considerable reduction in costs.

However, keep in mind that for each new design, you have to pay separately. So, staging the same room in five different styles or with five different furniture sets means that you should pay for five photos instead of one! However, if you use an AI virtual staging tool like AI HomeDesign, you don’t need to pay that extra amount! Restyling a room as many times as you like is free of charge!

It’s less time-consuming

Professional virtual staging companies deliver the orders within 24-48 hours. Though this is still a considerable amount of time spent on preparing a couple of photos, it is arguably a good improvement in comparison to the previous method. Add artificial intelligence to the mix, and the turnaround time comes down to less than a minute! But more on that later!

It’s flexible

Unlike real home staging which allows for only one design style at a time, virtual staging allows for several, to say the least. That is to say, you can stage the same room with various furniture sets and different styles to appeal to a much wider range of buyers.

But let’s face the facts: Like real staging, virtual staging has its own unique pitfalls. Let’s take a look.

Disadvantages of virtual staging: Better tread carefully…

Lack of physical appeal

Many have criticized virtual staging on the grounds that it has no physical appeal, and it’s only fair to give them a mark on this topic. The argument is that when clients see a virtually staged home on a listing, they’re faced with too perfect a visual, running the risk of disappointment upon their actual visit to the place. Some might even consider this an act of cheating.
But we shouldn’t forget two things here: One, if you virtually stage a property, you MUST state that in your listing so that buyers know in advance that the actual place might somewhat differ from the photos. Two, virtual staging is a completely legal practice as long as home features are not manipulated. This brings us to the second argument.

Misrepresenting the space

Others complain that virtual staging tools don’t reflect the real features (e.g., size, height, and depth) of the place, hence misrepresenting it. For instance, a bedroom furnished in a virtual space may look bigger than it really is.

While many companies and freelancers provide this service, some of them use AI-driven tools for this, we can’t assume that they all deliver quality results! However, by using the right tool, you can virtually stage any room with as close a resemblance as possible to the real deal without worrying about misrepresenting them.

The table below summarizes what we’ve been discussing up to here.

Real Staging Virtual Staging
Advantages
  • It’s authentic
  • It creates trust between the buyer and the seller
  • It’s cost-effective
  • It’s quick
  • It’s flexible
  • It’s customizable
Disadvantages
  • It’s costly
  • It’s time-consuming
  • It’s limited
  • It’s risky
  • Some find it unappealing
  • Not everyone can do it right

The Right Choice? A Hybrid Approach

When comparing virtual staging vs. real staging, you should consider various factors such as time, costs, clients’ expectations, and market trends. Whether to go for one or the other mainly depends on your marketing budget, which is settled between you and your agent. Anyone willing to pay the costs who doesn’t mind the wait can opt for real staging. But when you’re on a tight budget or want to list your property as soon as possible, virtual staging might be a better choice. Whichever way you go, just keep in mind that empty rooms on listings don’t provoke emotional connections!

Complementing real staging with virtual staging

But it doesn’t always have to be about choosing one approach over the other. It can be about mixing the two for better results. One way of doing this is to physically stage one or two rooms (so that buyers don’t call you names when they visit!), and digitally stage other rooms (so that your listings look more attractive).

Another option is to go for virtual staging with big spaces, like duplexes, and opt for real staging for small properties with fewer rooms, like an apartment that has only three or four rooms.

At other times, you can choose your strategy based on buyers’ behavior. If you notice that, on a listing for a certain state or city, there are lots of virtually staged properties, you can conclude that relevant house hunters are used to seeing virtually staged homes, and you can do it, too. But if you notice that traditionally staged homes get more attention there, you should prioritize the more traditional approach.

In most cases, a hybrid approach can be used, where real staging complements virtual staging to eventually deliver a seamless and captivating experience. While virtual staging addresses the challenges of cost, time, and design flexibility, real staging can step in to offer the authenticity and emotional connection that some buyers so desperately seek. This is, without a doubt, the safest and wisest approach as it allows you to make the best use of two popular real estate marketing techniques. One increases the chances for faster sales and the other promises higher ROI.

Virtual staging as the main marketing strategy

By considering all the advantages and disadvantages that each method has, one can see why virtual staging should be used as part, if not the whole, of agents’ marketing arsenal. By using virtual staging, you can:

  • Reduce the costs;
  • Eliminate manual labor;
  • Save time by days and weeks;
  • Attract more attention on listings;
  • Stage occupied rooms;
  • Market several properties on the same day; and,
  • Cater to a variety of tastes.


Try It Both Ways!

The idea of replacing the old with the new can always spark controversy, even more so when discussing an industry-sensitive topic like “virtual staging vs. real staging.” Since any new experience comes with certain fears and doubts, most people usually tend to stay on the safe side and stick to the old. But a look at innovations made throughout history reveals that change cannot be avoided, and societies gradually embrace the new.

This blog highlighted the benefits of virtual staging as a new, albeit widely used, practice while not overlooking the advantages of real, physical staging as a well-rooted marketing technique in real estate. Adopting a hybrid approach can be good for starters since trying both for a while will reveal the obstacles and potentials specific to your unique business situation. That way, by pitting virtual staging vs. real staging, you can decide where or when you should go for one or the other!

FAQ

As a rule of thumb, real staging should be practiced with properties that have certain unique features. With luxury homes, for example, real staging is preferred as such properties offer unique architectural details and high-end finishes that might not be properly reflected by virtual staging.
No, as far as real estate and architecture are concerned, rendering refers to creating realistic images and animations of built, under-construction, or to-be-built properties using computer graphics. Virtual staging, on the other hand, refers to staging or furnishing vacant spaces using rendering or AI-driven tools. As a matter of fact, 3D rendering has a wider range of applications that go beyond staging properties.

Anyone trying to furnish their home can use this service. So, the short answer is EVERYBODY! However, as the main application of virtual staging is in real estate marketing, real estate agents may use it more than others. Interior designers can also use virtual staging to get ideas for their projects. Last but not least, homeowners who want to go for a new design style, can try virtual staging for ideation.

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Exploring the Top Five Elements of Modern House Interior Design

by Dario Rinaldi
written by Dario Rinaldi

Anything we label as modern now is a far cry from what it’s been – or was supposed to be – at the beginning. The modern world has left its mark anywhere and everywhere, though its versions and iterations haven’t always lived up to our expectations.

One area, however, which modernism has more or less treated fairly well, is house interior design, where elements of style abide by reasonable standards that turn into feasts for the eyes!

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The Birth of Modern House Interior Design

In terms of house interior design, there is a history there, and the history of home styling is simply amazing. Shifting from one design style to another, every era of home styling has had certain unique features that let us tell design styles apart.

The modern house interior design was born in the mid-20s, and it has been affected by quite a few design styles. Nonetheless, it has some unique characteristics that we’re going to investigate in this article. Let’s begin.

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Minimalism

A few steps out of your home and you’ll soon notice an uncomfortable change. The growing chaos of the modern lifestyle that follows you from one place to another till you resort to your home again, nervous, bewildered, and all drained out.

With the outside world making life more and more complex, all we modern humans seek is pure simplicity. That’s why modern house interior design favors simple styles, with a touch of delicacy that subtly runs around.

The outcome has been quite satisfactory. Simple designs and uncluttered spaces provide the comfort and serenity we need at the end of a busy day! That’s why the motto in modern house design is “less is more.” Less ornamentation, more beauty; less chaos, more tranquility.

Read More: Modern Minimalist Bedroom Ideas

Eco-friendly features

Environmental issues have been a growing concern for the past few decades. Whether you label it as a woke agenda or a pressing scientific issue, you cannot argue that caring for the environment is a must.

Consequently, eco-friendliness has become an outstanding feature in modern interior house design, urging architects and designers to incorporate sustainable materials and energy-efficient systems to reduce the environmental footprint of houses.

Today, bamboo and recycled wood are used instead of tree logs for roofing or flooring; certain spaces are allocated to plants in house design; and the appliances are more energy-efficient than ever before.

As for the furniture and decoratives in modern design, fewer non-renewable materials are used. This means that the remains of broken or overused furniture, say a couch, can be reused in some other form again; alternatively, if it’s buried somewhere out there, it won’t pose any threat to the environment.

A good example of this could be Qmonos or Tencel: Two fabrics made from wood pulp and spider silk. After fulfilling their purpose in life, they will degrade and become a harmless element in the earth’s ecosystem.

Read More: Modern Minimalist Living Room Ideas

Open floor plans

An inseparable part of modern house interior design, open floor plans have gained momentum. We’re done with compact, closed spaces that would once create excessive boundaries that encouraged seclusion and withdrawal. Current modern design trends now favor connected kitchens and dining rooms, allowing members to move around freely and interact with each other without anyone having to run around between the rooms!

The absence of so many walls provides enough room for those big trendy furniture that would only fit in large homes, which only a few could afford to build or buy. Another benefit of modern open floor plans relates to the lighting of the house, which we discuss below.

More room for natural lighting

There has never been a greater appreciation of natural lighting in architecture than in the present era. Connected rooms call for big windows that flood the space with sunlight. The larger the windows, the less cramped the inside feels. Contrary to artificial lighting that directs everyone’s attention to the center of the room, natural lighting brightens every corner of your place, letting you appreciate every bit of beauty lying around!

But that’s not all. Financially speaking, natural lighting saves hundreds of dollars from one’s pocket by bringing warmth to the house. This means you don’t have to leave the heating system on through cold months.

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Favoring natural colors

Directly affecting our mood, colors have always been of great value to us, and we’ve used them thoughtfully in various aspects of life, from art and design to fashion and personal expression. Once, especially when the Art Deco style was in its prime, bold colors were mixed with glamorous materials to make shiny, eye-catching mixtures.

But things change, and every change in home styling follows a shift in color palettes used in home design. The modern house interior design favors natural colors as they go perfectly well with simple designs.

Salamander, Dragonfly, Sea Breeze, and Pantone’s 2024 Color of the Year, Peach Fuzz, are just some of the natural colors that have become trendy in modern home interior design. The good thing about natural colors is that they are easy to mix and have a longer lifespan.

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Integration of technology

Perhaps the most outstanding feature of modern house interior design, though, is the integration of technology, which is taking place in a novel manner and with an unprecedented speed. I’m not just talking about highly advanced building machines.

Integration of technology in modern house design begins with designing the sketch, nowadays done by AutoCAD, SketchUp, Rhino, or similar 3D modeling apps. Such apps allow architects and designers to visualize and manipulate building layouts in real-time, with great detail and astonishing precision. They allow for the creation of highly accurate and scalable models and adjustments in design before any actual construction begins.

When the construction is complete, it’s time to choose a nice design style, and, there again, technology comes to our aid. Having access to a wide variety of AI-powered design tools, designers stage the place virtually to see whether it’s to the owner’s liking. The good thing about AI virtual staging is that there is no limit to it, and it can be done by anyone.

Going one step further, technology reappears again, this time to give us more comfort and flexibility. Thanks to a series of smart home appliances that can be controlled by your smartphone, you can now adjust the lighting, set the thermostat to your preferred temperature, lock or unlock the doors remotely, and set the air conditioner to turn on and off at various intervals…! To name but a few.

Final Considerations

Though I tried to be thorough and precise in my description of the modern interior design features, you may still want to get a clearer picture of how this design style looks. If so, you can upload photos from your house here and command our platform to give it a modern style design. Make sure your photo is bright enough with no one in it. But before that, a reminder!

The purpose of this blog is merely to provide an overview of the most important characteristics of modern house interior design. Although we like this style, and there is really much to admire about it, it’s just another design style that is not necessarily void of drawbacks. In fact, a seasoned interior designer might, like you, prefer other design styles for countless reasons, and that’s only fair.

FAQs

The first features of modern home styling appeared as early as the mid-20th century, but it was only at the turn of the century that the “modern style” became popular.

The modern house interior design was not developed by a single person. It was developed from the great modernism movement that took place in the first decades of the 20th century. Yet, some figures such as Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright, Walter Gropius, and Alvar Alto, contributed to the growth and acceptance of modern design.

One criticism often leveled against the modern design style is that it doesn’t combine well with other styles. Another point that some have raised is that this style is not suitable for older homes, which is justifiable. Some would also argue that it’s a bit costly!

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Leading the Charge: Top AI Virtual Staging Companies of 2025

by Dario Rinaldi
written by Dario Rinaldi

Employing AI to perform virtual staging: A simple idea that has garnered a vast number of advocates throughout the world in no time. It has, at least in theory, so many advantages over traditional home staging and manual photo editing; factors that have helped it quickly gain widespread recognition as the future of virtual staging.

In recent years, several real estate photo editing companies have emerged, and some of them have been quite successful. Here is our list of top AI virtual staging companies that comprise the best choices in 2025.

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Top AI Virtual Staging Companies in 2025

With virtual staging becoming one of the new trends in real estate marketing and artificial intelligence having a finger in every pie, it’s only logical to expect a lengthy list of websites that allow for online virtual staging with rapid AI-generated results. We took our time and checked quite a few of these websites to bring you a useful list.

To ensure that only the best platforms were selected, we uploaded the same photo (of an empty bedroom) to each platform and asked them to stage it in a modern style.

To help you get a better picture of how well these virtual staging services performed, we’ve included the original photo and the edited one in each case.

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AI HomeDesign

After creating an account on AI Homedesign, you can upload your photos and stage them according to your preferences. Select the room type, choose from a variety of design styles, and wait for 30 seconds. That’s all you have to do to get a high-resolution photo that leaves the best impression on every viewer!

Almost all AI virtual staging companies do the same thing, but the way they do it makes all the difference. AI HomesDesign, like other platforms in our list, stages your rooms in a matter of seconds. However, the variety of design styles it covers is somewhat exceptional. For a single room, it can generate hundreds of designs, giving you the freedom of choice.

Another special feature of AI HomeDesign is its unmatched pricing. The Pro Plus plan of AI HomeDesign demands $50 for 500 credits, which will give you 170 virtual staging generations. That’s a measly amount of $0.30 per photo. You can also use AI HomeDesign for item removal, image enhancement, interior design, and more.

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Price: $0.30 per photo

Other services: AI Real Estate Photo Editing, AI Interior Design, AI Image Enhancement, AI Day-to-Dusk, AI Item Removal

Website: https://aihomedesign.com/

Virtual Staging AI

As claimed on their website, only five people are behind Virtual Staging AI. And if that’s true, we’ve got to give them credit for what they’ve done. You will get three differently-staged photos for every single photo you upload there. The quality is much better than many similar platforms, and the pricing is good, too. Below, you can see the same bedroom staged by Virtual Staging AI in around 30 seconds!

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Price: $0.35 – $2 (depending on the selected pricing plan)

Other services: –

Website: https://www.virtualstagingai.app/

ApplyDesign

ApplyDesign is another virtual staging company that has proven itself a great aid to real estate agents and photographers. If you want to stage your bedroom, kitchen, living room, or office, ApplyDesign is a good choice. Still, it’s not suitable for other services such as interior design, image enhancement, or item removal.

Unlike other AI virtual staging companies, ApplyDesign takes 6-10 minutes to stage our bedroom, but the end result seems quite satisfactory.

apply design virtual staging

Price: $0.36 – $3

Other services: –

Website: https://www.applydesign.io/

Dreamhouse AI

Another company that has recently launched an AI home staging website is Dreamhouse AI. The platform is suitable for home design and virtual staging services. It provides 10 free credits to first-time users, all of which can be spent on one project. For a single room, you can create 6 renders at once to see which design style suits your room better.

When it comes to design styles, Dreamhouse AI provides over 30 styles under two main categories, namely, classic and worldwide. Take a look at the final staging result it staged and judge for yourself!

Dreamhouse AI virtual staging

Price: $0.69 per photo

Other services: Interior Design

Website: https://dreamhouseai.com/

Gepetto

Another Platform that employs artificial intelligence to perform virtual staging is Gepetto. Pretty much like other AI virtual staging platforms, you only need to select the room type and design style and then get a virtually staged room. After creating an account on Gepetto, you can generate 7 photos for free.

Gepetto has found its way to our list of top AI virtual staging companies for two reasons. One, it offers 20 design styles, which is quite a lot! As you know, most platforms offer 5 or 6 design styles on average. Two, it has an app that iPhone lovers can download and use for the same purpose. It is highly user-friendly and makes virtual staging an enjoyable experience. Here’s the same bedroom staged by Gepetto.

Gepetto virtual staging

Price: €39.99 (monthly – unlimited)

Other services: –

Website: https://gepettoapp.com/

5Final Considerations

Before closing our discussion, two points should be kept in mind. First, Google suggested a dozen websites for “AI virtual staging,” but a good number of them didn’t simply have this feature. Thus, they were readily excluded from the list above.

I also came across a couple of websites that didn’t stick to the norms of virtual staging. That is to say, they did more than furnish the room, e.g., replace the window, change the color of the walls, etc. Such changes fall under renovation or interior design, and that’s why they, too, have been excluded from the list. I hope you found this article informative and helpful in your decision about the best AI virtual staging companies in 2025.

FAQs

For the time being, we cannot say for sure if it will be the common practice in the future. AI has just recently found its way to home staging and needs more time to prove itself. We should wait a bit, maybe for two or three more years, to see how the general community of home buyers and real estate agents appreciate it.

The two main advantages of AI virtual staging are time efficiency and cost-effectiveness. AI virtual staging takes less than a minute (per photo), and it is much cheaper than traditional virtual staging done by graphic designers.

On the surface, AI virtual staging apps might seem cheaper, but the regular updates they demand are not always free. Also, in many of those apps, the quality is not as good as online platforms.

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Farmhouse  Decorating Style: A Comprehensive Guide

by Dario Rinaldi
written by Dario Rinaldi

Once upon a time, when the human lifestyle was much simpler and, by far, more fulfilling in the heart of the countryside, homes used to be adorned with plain stuff that would instill a sense of peace and quietude. There, was born a design style that was later named “the Farmhouse decor.”

Born from the rustic charm of rural life, this style whispers tales of rolling fields and sun-drenched mornings. In this dreamy Farmhouse decorating method, natural materials and soothing colors unite and create spaces that are as welcoming as a warm embrace on a cool, autumn night.

The Farmhouse style isn’t just about decor; it’s a narrative of simpler times, blending the nostalgia of the past with the comfort of modern living. Let’s take a closer look at this marvelous design style.

Farmhouse Decorating: Key Features

While design methods may share a few features with other styles, they each have certain distinctive qualities. Here are some of those unique qualities that lend the Farmhouse style its identity.

High ceilings and spacious rooms

A defining characteristic of the Farmhouse style is high ceilings. They create a sense of airiness in the place and allow ample natural light to rush in and brighten up the place. Apart from these advantages, high ceilings allow one to be creative by incorporating charming architectural details like rustic chandeliers, wooden beams, or ornate crown moldings.

Neutral colors

Country life is simple, and simplicity calls for earthly, neutral colors. That’s why certain colors like white, beige, taupe, black, and gray combos are very common in the Farmhouse style. But these colors add certain advantages to the overall beauty of this style. They have various shades that complement each other and create a harmonious and serene atmosphere in a Farmhouse setting.

White, for example, symbolizes purity and cleanness and adds a fresh and airy feel to the space. It also reflects natural light, making rooms look bright, spacious, and inviting. Beige and taupe, on the other hand, create a sense of warmth and coziness, evoking comfort and relaxation. These earthy tones make a soothing backdrop that allows other elements, such as rustic furniture or natural textures, to stand out.

Farmhouse Decorating

Rustic features

That simplicity element we discussed earlier is reflected in all aspects of the Farmhouse style. It’s not just about the design or colors used. It’s everywhere. That’s why, in Farmhouse decorating, reclaimed wood and rustic furniture are preferred to more elaborate or ornate alternatives. Handcrafted objects are highly wanted, and natural textures are warmly embraced.

Nature-inspired decor

With mother nature being the primary source of inspiration for the Farmhouse style, it’s no surprise that there are so many natural elements there.

Indoor plants, whether natural or artificial, are somehow a must. Wallpapers and other fabrics in the decor often depict flora or botanical prints. Stone accents are used as decoratives or for other purposes, and even fibers are made of natural elements such as linen, cotton, wool, etc.

Open shelving

In the Farmhouse style, an open space is a must. The interior cannot feel too cozy or cluttered. That’s why an open shelving nicely fits into this style. Apart from the extra space it provides, open shelving allows for showcasing collections or displaying decoratives, as well as adding to the aesthetic of the place.

Modern Farmhouse : Blending the Old and the New

The Farmhouse style originated from rural areas of Germany and Scandinavia in the 1700s, and it still continues to seize hearts throughout the world. However, there is now another version of this style called the modern Farmhouse style.

This more recent Farmhouse style simply mixes elements of present-day styles with those of the past. The blend does make eye-catching scenes by putting modern and classic objects together but you shouldn’t conclude that it’s an improved version of the Farmhouse style. It’s simply a variation that works best with some individuals and not so much with others.

Our Verdict

If there is only one right argument in the field of interior design, it must be the one that says “There is no bad, better, or best design!” Each design style appeals to a certain group of people or just works out for them. The Farmhouse decorating style, and its modern counterpart, have certain merits but they are, by no means, extraordinary or superior to other design styles. They’re just another design style you can try whenever you decide the house expects a do-over!

If you wonder how different your place looks with a Farmhouse design, you can use AI HomeDesign’s interior design service. Upload photos from your place, choose the room type, in the “style” section, select “ Farmhouse,” and that’s it.

By the way, it’s on us! You don’t need to pay a penny.

Modern Farmhouse

FAQs

Not necessarily, but it can be, especially if you go for the modern version. But as long as you don’t go for antique luxuries, this style is in fact a very budget-friendly one. So, it all depends on you.
The most popular one is white but neutral greens, blues, and browns are also favored, especially in California, Alaska, and New Mexico.
The best type of furniture for  Farmhouse  design typically includes pieces that are comfortable and functional with a rustic, country-inspired aesthetic.
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Mythoscape (Interior Design Myths to Debunk): #6 Everything in Interior Design Must Match

by Dario Rinaldi
written by Dario Rinaldi

To fully appreciate the field of interior design – and implement its countless applications, methods, and styles – we must first clear our minds from any wrong notion about it. Unfortunately, there are quite a few long-lasting misconceptions about interior design that the majority of those around us still take for granted!

Therefore, in an attempt to clear facts from fiction, we’ve decided to take on the most common interior design myths, one at a time, and prove why you shouldn’t believe them.

The interior design myths debunked up until now are:

In this blog, we’re going to deal with another prevalent misconception that says, “In interior design, everything must match.” You may think the same, but we humbly disagree, and here’s why you should start considering a non-matching design.

Why Does a Non-Matching Design Make Sense?

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What we know as interior design today is a lot different from traditional interior design. In those days, matching elements in a given space was considered true art as it could create visual harmony and a lovely cohesion in the place.

Our time, however, calls for a more delicate kind of artistic view on design. The one that’s more realistic, yet has the same soothing effect on the dwellers. Besides, such an outlook on interior design has certain rewards which we’ll discuss in time.

Here are a number of reasons why the non-matching design makes sense.

Creates individuality and expression

For not clearly defined reasons, we humans have a desire to be unique, and this desire is reflected in the way we dress, behave, interact, and express ourselves. So, a single design, no matter how great it might be, doesn’t fit our colorful personalities any longer.

Mixing elements, on the other hand, paves the way for that individuality and uniqueness we’ve always sought. Apart from this, a design that mixes styles, colors, and pieces offers an all-around more comfortable place because, as you can imagine, there’s a thing or two for every individual to connect with or feel drawn to.

Never becomes monotonous

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A matched design can sometimes be overwhelming, especially if it’s the right season, and the dwellers have the same taste in color, furniture, and other design elements. But seasons change, and, right along with them, so do our moods! َAlso, house members don’t have the same feelings all the time. Therefore, rooms in which everything matches will inevitably look monotonous to one member of the household or another.

By contrast, incorporating a variety of shapes, colors, and textures will prevent a place from looking flat or one-dimensional at all times! No matter what time of the year it is or how any member of the family is feeling at a given time during the day, there’s always something around that can wash away everyone’s negative feelings and emotions.

Be it a piece of furniture that reveals a unique kind of beauty in that special moment – maybe this is just how one sees it then – or a figurine sitting silently by the window, there’s definitely a source of inspiration and comfort awaiting discovery.

Adds visual interest and depth

When furnishings, textiles, and accessories don’t adhere to a single style or color palette, the design has an inherent layering effect that’s not just physical but visual and emotional, too.

Your non-matching style creates a room that has more depth. In fact, in such a style, each piece will act as a focal point, drawing one’s attention to itself and inviting the viewer to explore the contrasts and harmonies that are exceptionally engaging!

Reflects life in the real world

An unmatched design

The world beyond your home is filled with discrepancies, irregularities, and inconsistencies, and the less your home is similar to that world, the harder it will be for you to adapt to it. Your home is not an art gallery you can keep the same way forever. It’s more of a living space that changes with your personal journey through life.

The varied and non-matching nature of interior design mirrors the rich tapestry of our lives. Each item in a house carries its own history and sentiment: A gift sofa from a beloved relative, a rug picked up during your travels, or a painting that seized your heart at a local gallery. This eclectic collection embodies your experiences, memories, and the various phases of your life.

Besides, a non-matching design allows you to make minor changes anytime you like. It could be a carpet with a lovely design that catches your eye at the flea market or a pair of vintage lamps from a thrift shop. You can always find a place for such additions and modifications in your design.

Highlights focal points and features

Multi-focal point design

Sticking to a single style where everything matches often leaves you with a single focal point that is the middle of your room, which will, inevitably, cease to interest you. Additionally, the other corners of the room, no matter how beautifully decorated, will attract marginal attention.

Conversely, in a non-matching style, individual pieces can stand out due to their unique color, shape, or texture.  And this doesn’t only apply to interiors. For a perfect addition to your outdoor spaces, you can also consider the option of furniture that well matches any design. One interesting example of such an item is the rattan furniture in Dubai. These stylish, durable, and versatile pieces will not only complement any mismatched or eclectic indoor designs but also elevate your garden or patio, creating a perfect blend of comfort and style. This way, every design element in every corner can become a focal point at one time or another. As the items don’t match, a well-placed focal point can create a sense of harmony in the thick of diversity.

Our Verdict: Non-Matching Design Clicks

Adopting a non-matching design is not just a trend, but a reflection of the dynamic nature of our lives. It allows for personal expression and adaptability, showing that our living spaces are aesthetically pleasing, emotionally engaging, and functionally flexible.

This approach dissolves the monotony of matched designs, adding depth, interest, and a sense of individuality to our homes. It acknowledges that our tastes, experiences, and needs change over time, and our living spaces should be able to reflect and accommodate those evolutions. By challenging the misconception that everything in interior design must match, we open ourselves to a world of creative possibilities, where our homes become a true reflection of our diverse and ever-changing lives.

If you’ve been sticking to a meticulously thought-out, matched design, you can now try a non-matching design for a change. Upload a photo of any room in your home and choose from among the non-matching designs that AI HomeDesign offers. In 30 seconds, you’ll experience magic firsthand!

FAQs

Of course! Through careful selection and placement of different elements, a non-matching design can still offer a harmonious and cohesive aesthetic.

A non-matching design allows for easy updates and minor or major changes, making it simpler to incorporate new trends or any personal preferences without a complete overhaul.

Not necessarily. Such a design can indeed be cost-effective as you can integrate some of the existing pieces of furniture or a number of your decent second-hand finds.

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Soothing Color Combos #4: Coastal Calm Palette

by Dario Rinaldi
written by Dario Rinaldi

A house might sometimes be too cozy. It might be badly situated between a flood-prone riverbank and a hillside constantly in danger of landslides. It can be overcrowded or weather-bitten. But, and I’m saying this from experience, as long as it makes the inhabitants feel relieved and relaxed, it’s worth living in… Well, for some time, at least.

All jokes aside, that’s why we care so much about the design and color of our homes, and that’s exactly why we’ve been talking about soothing color combos in this blog series. Today, we’ll take a look at another great color palette, namely Coastal Calm. This could be the color combo you’re missing in your designs! Let’s find out!

Coastal Calm: A Misunderstood Palette

The coast reminds me of two things, at least: The lovely golden sand beneath my feet and the blue of the ocean in front of my eyes.

There you have it… Almost!

Golden sands and ocean blues are the two main colors of the Coastal Calm palette: A mixture that gives you all the peace in the world. And, to make it more beautiful, shades of green, soft whites, neutral gray, and brown are occasionally added to it.

But the name is a little misleading. Many assume that “Coastal Calm” is only for beachfront areas and spaces. A well-justified albeit wrong assumption. The soothing effect that the Coastal Calm palette creates is not dependent on the locale of the house. You can have it anywhere and everywhere; in an apartment at the heart of a bustling city, or a village cottage beyond the reach of modern societies in the mountains.

So, let’s see why this combo soothes our minds and how we can implement it into our design.

Colors that wash the anxiety away

Colors that wash the anxiety away

There are medical studies claiming that blue and green hues reduce blood pressure. Though such studies have been challenged, the fact that these colors soothe us remains indisputable. Why is it so?

Well, the two colors are found in nature in abundance, and we instinctively connect mother nature with feelings of tranquility and relaxation. The same story applies to white, gray, and, to a lesser extent, brown. Perhaps this is the reason why brown plays a marginal role in this palette.

So, when we talk about the Coastal Calm palette, we’re talking about a group of colors that separately appease us in a certain way. It’s only natural to assume that when we combine these colors, the soothing effect is stronger, more lasting, and exceptionally harmonious.

A fresh and airy mood

Putting these vivid lovely colors together creates an atmosphere of freshness around the house that makes one feel lively and delighted at all times. Besides, your place can never feel dampened and off-putting, especially if you go for a green or blue background with gray flooring. This is because, psychologically speaking, the seaside is wide open and the air quality is quite pleasing. Seeing those colors around in the same pattern, your mind simulates the same kind of tranquility that you experience when you are actually near the sea or ocean.

The Coastal Calm Palette Around the House

Coastal Calm, as the name suggests, is one of the most tranquil and soothing combinations available. Just think of a sea breeze running on your face as gently as the calm waves going back and forth on the warm sandy beaches.

Wouldn’t it be something to have a resemblance of that feeling around the house? It sure would. So let’s have a look at a few house spaces redesigned with the Coastal Calm palette.

Coastal Calm living room

Keeping the same level of simplicity, our sea-inspired palette turns this central house space into a much more inviting and peaceful place. Even if you think the green floor doesn’t feel right, you could try light white or neutral gray to create the same atmosphere in the living room. Notice how the green wall on the back takes away the cozy feel of the room and makes it more inviting.

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Coastal Calm bedroom

The same mood can be created in any bedroom. When everything looks nice and in perfect harmony around the bed, negative feelings are paid less attention to. It doesn’t matter if there is a primary color in your design or not; the result is always the same: A welcoming, peaceful place that promises sweet dreams.

 

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Coastal Calm kitchen

Similarly, our kitchens will look much nicer with Coastal Calm paint. Not that your cooking skills will improve, but you can expect of yourself to put more energy into the work at hand as your surrounding is filled with a fresh sense of livelihood.

 

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Final Thoughts: It’s a Breeze

The Coastal Calm palette is an underrated color combination due to its name. If you wonder how your place will look in this color combo, use AI HomeDesign’s instant service today!

All you need to do is take a high-quality photo of your place, upload it to our website, and drop by the AI interior design service. After selecting Room Type and Style, in the color palette section, select “Coastal Calm.” In less than 30 seconds, our state-of-the-art AI system will design your home with this magical color palette for a fresh, breezy new look! Happy designing!

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Soothing Color Combos #3: Time to Go Green!

by Dario Rinaldi
written by Dario Rinaldi

It’s another Monday, and we’re back with another soothing color combo. We kicked off this series with blue and gray and moved on to combos comprised of shades of gray. Today, we’re going to talk about a green interior design that has a soothing effect on individuals, and, as usual, we’ll introduce you to other colors that pair well with green. But first, let’s see how green affects humans psychologically.

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How Green Affects Us

How Green Affects Us

As the dominant color in nature, green always reminds us of growth and livelihood. It evokes in us feelings of security, peace, and refreshment that help soothe our minds and make us feel optimistic! Green indicates the continuity of life, and that alone can make us look forward.

That’s why, from the depths of the wilderness, green has made its way into our homes. We wear it; we eat it; and we gladly live in it. Now that we find ourselves entangled so deeply with this color, we might as well learn how to make better use of it in our homes!

Green and White: Elegant and Stylish

Green and White

Green and white are the perfect combo. They create a lovely contrast that’s stylish, chic, and relaxing. You can DIY, but for the perfect look, consider working with professionals. Wherever you’re in the world, whether you need residential architects in Sydney, interior designers in Paris, or even a seasoned house painter in Rio, these specialists can help bring this elegant design to life. White walls are mistakenly believed to be boring. Not true, but if you’re looking for more color, add green.

Green and Yellow: Peace and Quiet All the Time

Green and Yellow: Peace and Quiet All the Time
With some individuals, a house must feel as much like a shelter as possible. That’s when green and yellow become the first candidates to create a mood of safety and serenity in the place. By nature, warm colors like yellow develop a sense of peace and protection in individuals. Add a touch of yellow to a background of emerald or moss green, and you’ll see how every corner of the house becomes a silent world in itself, letting you immerse in the forest of your peaceful thoughts.

Green and Turquoise: Happy Inspirations

Green and Turquoise: Happy Inspirations
Yet another soothing color combo for interiors is green and turquoise. Light shades of the two colors give the place a happy mood that suits every personality. Combining the coolness of green with the serene and playful essence of turquoise makes a harmonious balance that evokes feelings of joy and tranquility. While this combo suits every room, living rooms particularly look nicer with it.

Green and Gray: A Perfect Union

Green and Gray: A Perfect Union

For starters, pick your favorite shade of gray. It could be a light or subtle shade or a dark one that looks almost black! It doesn’t matter really. What matters is the shade(s) of green you pick to pair with the gray. With a little effort on your part, you can learn how to pair colors for interior design. Then, you’ll notice how easy it is to pair different shades of two different colors.

Ideally, you want to use the gray shade for the base and the green shade as the accent color. But this is not a non-negotiable rule! The good thing about interior design is that you can break every rule as long as you feel comfortable in the place. It’s your house, after all!

Green and Green! No Restrictions included!

Green and Green! No Restrictions

Why not? We’ve already discussed how different shades of gray can make up for the entire design of a house. The same story applies to a green interior design as well. To add dimension and richness to your interiors, you just need to pair a light shade with a dark one. Consider combining lime, fern, or sage green, with deeper hues like emerald, olive, or forest green. Hopefully, you’ve got a white ceiling. The rest of your design can go green, one shade or another! You can try green combos here. 

Final Thoughts

Green is truly a moderate color. It neither excites you more than needed nor allows gloomy thoughts to linger around for long. With its various shades, it pairs well with many colors, which means you’re never limited in your color palette as long as green is a part of it.

Also, keep in mind that the four colors that we picked are not the only colors that go well with green. There is certainly much more to green color combos that you can learn. To get a clearer picture of what wonders this color makes, you can try AI HomeDesign’s color palette. Just choose Interior Design from among our products and upload a photo of your place. Have a nice time exploring your green interior design!

FAQs 

To some extent, yes. It mainly depends on what other colors you pair with it and, more importantly, what kind of personality you have. Dark shades are not suggested for sad or depressed people. If you’re not one, you can pick any shade of green.

Absolutely! The kitchen is the place where you want to feel energetic and happy. Light shades of green will help you regain your energy and set off for a nice cooking session! 

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AI for an Office Makeover: A Step Beyond Conventional Design

by Dario Rinaldi
written by Dario Rinaldi

AI in modern office design

Any office has laden potentials that are not noticeable to the naked eyes of managers or employees. They’re just happy with a desk, a computer on it, and a chair! With AI, however, it’s a quite different story! It designs every office based on various factors that work to the best of employees’ well-being, operational efficiency, and aesthetic appeal. Here are some of the ways office interior design AI solutions can benefit us.

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Color and aesthetics

Although we previously argued that interior design is not just about aesthetics, there is no denying that beauty is one aspect of any design. We are affected by colors more than we think! Even what appears in our peripheral vision, directly affects our mood. Therefore, the color of the walls and other stuff all affect the way you feel in your office. But, how can AI help us out here?

Well, we need to tell it what kind of mood is desired in the place and what type of work is done there. Based on the information we provide it with, It will suggest the most suitable color for our office. For instance, AI might recommend blue hues to promote calmness and focus, or green shades to reduce eye strain and create a sense of balance. This intelligent approach to selecting color schemes is data-driven and aims at enhancing the positive effects of the office’s aesthetic on its occupants.

Color and aesthetics in office design

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Space decoration

When it comes to office interior design, AI proves to be a wonderful assistant. Thanks to various AI-driven tools, such as AI HomeDesign, now we can find great decorations for our offices and then go for our preferred ones.

All you need to do is take a photo of your office and upload it on our website. If your office is vacant, our website can furnish and design it. If it’s already furnished, it will design and decorate it in various ways. Here are some other AI tools that can help with space decoration.

Space decoration in office design

Acoustic design

Noise in the workplace can be very irritative and disturbing. The permeating buzz of the neighborhood cars or the incessant chatter of colleagues sometimes get on our nerves and ruin our day. But AI can help us in several different ways in this regard too. The solution? office interior design AI!

AI algorithms can analyze the office layout, materials used in construction, and typical noise levels to identify and reduce potential acoustic problems. By simulating how sound travels and interacts within different spaces, AI can predict areas of noise disturbance or echo, and suggest modifications for soundproofing, such as the positioning of acoustic panels or the use of certain building materials.

Acoustic design office

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Energy efficiency

Another well-proven application of AI in office design is optimizing energy consumption. AI algorithms are capable of analyzing and assessing lighting conditions and heating systems in your office, letting you know where, and in what form, energy is being wasted.
Also, AI-generated tools can be integrated into your office design to control and optimize energy consumption.

Energy efficiency in office design

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In Conclusion

Traditional office design is witnessing its final days as office interior design AI solutions are becoming more and more prevalent. Little, we’ve seen from AI in the past few years assures us that the more room we give to it, the better designs we’ll gain from it. Obviously, you could count other applications for AI in construction and building, but here we limited our scope to its direct applications in modern office design. For your next office design, remember to use the tools above. You’ll certainly love the result.

FAQs

Of course. AI-based design solutions can be efficiently customized to meet the unique conditions of a given office. The important thing though is to use the right AI too and give it enough accurate data.
Generally, AI solutions in office interior design are safe, if they are developed and implemented by reputable companies. However, experts always warn about issues such as data privacy, user control, and compliance with building codes.
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