Japanese 3D Designer-Japanese interior design tool.

Example

A user uploads a picture of their bedroom and wants it transformed into a traditional Japanese Zen style. The 3D Designer uses a prompt and predefined design elements (e.g., tatami mats, shoji screens, low wooden furniture) to apply these elements to the room, creating a visualization of how the bedroom would look in this style.

Scenario

A homeowner looking to remodel their house in a Japanese aesthetic uploads an image of their current living room. They select a traditional Zen style, and the 3D Designer returns a transformed image that includes features like low seating, bamboo plants, and sliding shoji doors. This helps the homeowner visualize the changes before making actual design decisions.

Example

A user has a modern living room but is curious how it would look with a combination of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian design. They request a hybrid transformation, and the tool adjusts the room’s layout, adding minimalist elements like clean, uncluttered spaces and natural light, while retaining warmth through the use of wooden furniture and soft textures from the Scandinavian influence.

Scenario

An interior designer working for a client who wants a unique blend of styles can use Japanese 3D Designer to show the client how their space can look with a mix of different aesthetics. By experimenting with various combinations, the designer can provide visual examples for their client to choose from.

Example

After a user signs up on the Jife.com platform, they gain access to a history of all their previous transformations and can revisit these options at any time. For example, a user who has already transformed their living room into a minimalist Japanese style may want to experiment with a more traditional Ryokan style in the future and compare the two.

Scenario

A real estate agent who stages homes for clients uses Japanese 3D Designer to experiment with different design styles before making physical changes. By storing past transformations, they can easily revisit different designs for various properties and show prospective buyers how a space could be customized to their taste.