starting to makeover what's left of my house (can ai help?)

[@lng2750]

I'm not just saying this, I genuinely believe that fiverr creators would have done a much better job!

[@maddieb_99]

oh my gosh, my thoughts exactly..... it would be such a good opportunity for lesser known creatives to be able to leave their input

[@SarahHorner]

Agree. The AI algorithm doesn’t need feeding.

[@pennymlane]

Genuinely curious why fiverr is better for creatives? Often artists seem to undersell their art for competitive rates that the website itself undersells. Like I know the bad with ai, I think it’s a good tool but tool only (critics said a lot of the same with photoshop 30 years ago), and from the other comments it seems like the trendiness is the problem with the gimmick of the video. But I hated that fivver trend. And some KZbinrs took it wayyy too far affecting the person/creative vs an image search algorithm with creative results. Like I’m glad the only work taken away from a creative was Kelsey’s own work, the results were disappointing, but she put hours of her own time in it vs wasting someone else’s time for a gimmick. Idk, I feel like I’m going too hard on the pro ai when there’s a lot of issues and Google keeps firing their ai ethics employees. But fivver always felt gross and exploitative and set the expectation for cheap artistic labor. Is it not as bad as it seems?

[@bytemegeek]

Fiverr undercuts professionals and should not be used. AI is bad too for a lot of reasons

[@SuperClare]

I think the Fivver artists would welcome a chance at this project.

[@RoxaneJ14]

I gotta say I don't love these AI design videos, Mr Kate did one as well and it's just not speaking to me 😅 What I use for renders, trying out layouts etc. is Home By Me, really nice, free and you get photorealistic renderings of the space you imagined

[@lisanestor5464]

I agree! Some of the AI examples in Mr.Kates video actually looked really bad😕

[@laurasmith9726]

I’m with you guys!

[@alexandragirardi5204]

Was just coming to say about Mr Kate’s video too!

[@neko2412neko]

Same! I don't know why... but I also skipped half of the AI part of Mr Kate's video... Even tho some images that get created are cool, most of the time it's kinda boring...?

[@TamarLitvot]

Agree with everyone who complained about the pointlessness and moral questions re: doing an AI video. But I have to add: What is it with DIYers putting “vintage” rugs (some really are) in bathrooms. It’s a terrible idea, especially if they really are old (way to ruin something venerable!). Rugs for bathrooms need to be washable for obvious (ugh) reasons. And need to be able to manage frequent damp conditions and spills.

[@LarrietDarling]

I am not a fan of AI and how it's trained on stolen art. I use Planner 5D. If you pay a small fee (like $5 a month or something) you can completely customize everything for height, width, color, all of that. And it puts things to scale and is just pretty easy to work with once you get used to it. Plus they offer a rendering service too, and you can do 2D and 3D floorplans.

[@cyberspace7208]

That's sort of art will eventually become obsolete

[@kl22840]

Unfortunately, until there are proper regulations and protections for artists/designers IP, I don’t think there’s any ethical way to use AI. Also I don’t see the appeal of removing the human aspect of a creative process.

[@NoraDesmond897]

I agree. While technology has a ton of great advances the thought if AI is scary. Do you not know that one of them taught itself to speak another language.

[@lovingmayberry307]

I couldn't agree more, well said!

[@erogers2687]

I feel like the ai angle was a fun attempt for a video but seems like a time waster in the grand scheme of design choice. It's not very intuitive or creative. If you can whip up a mood board of your exact wants in under half an hour, that makes the ai aspect kind of pointless imo

[@suznacky]

To hide the back wall in a non-permanent way; use magnets. For example: use thin multiplex boards (which you can paint, wallpaper, etc). Attach strong magnets to the back of the plate. Use metal brackets on the wall to correspond with the magnets. Easy removable back wall!

[@nettybrown8831]

I should have come to the comments first. This is definitely what I was envisioning as well.

[@NannaAshleyxD]

I think part of the reason why you were "not getting the results [you] wanted" was because of the fact that you already knew what you wanted as the final product from the AI and it wasn't producing a picture of your thoughts 1:1 -- you simply have too clear a vision for your space already and AI cant match that at the moment :)

[@vickinoeske1154]

I'm not crazy about any of the design AI programs so far. A good old fashioned mood board is still the way to go, for now.

[@sisabell]

AI isn't going anywhere, but that doesn't mean it has to take over and replace every aspect of our lives -- nor is it ready to, based on the difficulty of getting results anywhere close to what you were thinking of.

[@maxineroach5608]

I dont like these AI videos. You can do much better creatively on your own and it means much more to those of us thatcare. Watch that it doesn't wipe out individual creativity like email and texting wiped out letters and thank you notes. Love you Nana

[@kirstiefenlon7489]

I use the sims to help me decorate before moving things around 🤣

[@Debiginger]

Me too!

[@Petra-P]

the only AI I will ever accept :D :D

[@alexisnicole8118]

LMAOOOO real 😂 More helpful then AI

[@frenchfryequeen]

That's such a good idea

[@denidoo82]

AI content just isn't for me.

[@dionnecampbell8171]

Couldn't agree more

[@moniquemyburgh4825]

Agree! Couldn't even finish the video

[@niomijolley9695]

It's so scary

Trying to follow the “trends”…. But sad from them as they always were people who didn’t follow these kind of trends, just so boring to watch

[@Thenoobestgirl]

Then don't watch it lol

[@GabrielaDay]

Just echoing the sentiments of others. Yes AI is here to stay and resistance feels futile, but an artistic person using AI to help with a creative project, without acknowledging that a lot of the backlash against AI is coming from artists who have had their work stolen, feels like its missing the mark quite a bit.

[@julianafernandezacosta6772]

I follow this channel for years, and for the first time I'm really disappointed with the girls.

[@GothicMaximalist]

@@julianafernandezacosta6772 same honestly :(

[@MiMi-qb6tk]

yeah, i thought the exact same thing. all the images we saw created are bound to have stolen art in them or at least stolen art was used to train them. this is actually really dissapointing. and thats not us refusing to move with the time. some things are just ethically wrong, and ai training on stolen art [or bots trained on stolen written works] is just one of those. i didnt watch the whole video, because i honestly really am not intersted in ai, but i did watch the short conclusion, and while kelsey end up on "my brain is the best tool", there was still the "give tips on how to use ai for interior design" and ai just is morally questionable at the least, when its all built on stealing people's work. and, as you said, an aknowledgment of the backlash at least wouldve been... "nice"

[@colleenwnek3404]

I thought this was an interesting demo of where AI is at right now.

[@vanessap386]

The forced AI thing is already played out. Love your own creative stuff:)

[@jemma50]

Yeah baby!!! Use the human brains! ♥

[@MorganScheer]

If you want other opinions on a space, it'd be really cool to let subscribers submit their ideas.

[@TheP1x3l]

Yes, AI is here to stay. However, that doesn't mean it's not worth being vocal about ethics in how it's implemented. I think it's super obvious with the strike of the WGA that right now, corporations are only interested in speculating on its potential to make money. And therefore, they don't care about how it is affecting people whose work is being used without consent for the data sets. And they also clearly don't care about how it is affecting job security for creatives. We can have AI *and* care about these things, to be clear. We need to just ask for it. If I had a platform of 2.16 million subscribers, I would not be throwing my hands up and saying "Oh well. This'll do well with SEO. And if people don't like it, at least the negative comments will drive up engagement," because that's an extremely cynical way to look at things. And if you're a conscious enough person to care about sustainability, but not this, that selectiveness doesn't go unnoticed. It's super uncomfortable, as a viewer. It emulates the greenwashing of much less moral corporate entities. I like this channel, so I hope this honesty comes off as constructive and not just complaining for the sake to complain.

[@pubculture]

I agree as an 'image creator'...this topic is crucial!!!!🫶☝️

[@striketochill]

Bullseye!

[@allyspock]

very well said. between this and a video from earlier this year where they shop at the salvation army, i'm just about ready to be done with this channel that i've been enjoying for years. but the ignorance is getting tough to reconcile. what's next - company lunch at chickfila?

[@irenegarcia7903]

I feel the same way.

[@AnaCarolinaCosta]

very well said. shocking this didn't cross their minds.

[@AmPlant]

question: why? Watching Kelsey struggle with the AI tools instead of hearing her creative thought process is...not it. AI does, in fact, exist. So do MadLibs. Not everything is helpful as a design tool, but a MadLibs design challenge would at least be fun to watch

[@carolschneider1404]

Everyone has said this ahead of me, but as a creative and a daughter who is a graphic designer, I do not understand other creatives using this to help it become “more creative”. And none of this seems to jive with the sustainability aspect of the channel.

[@heidi3149]

What does this have to do with sustainability lmao

[@carolschneider1404]

@@heidi3149 if they are so very conscious about sustainability and making sure that the environment is taken care of, but the issues that AI is fraught with when it comes to human jobs in so many different areas including creative areas should definitely be on their radar.

[@cyberspace7208]

​@@heidi3149 People like forcing their own beliefs on others.

[@carolschneider1404]

@@cyberspace7208 what was forced? It’s just an opinion.

[@lovingmayberry307]

AI needs a LOT of work, needs a LOT of ethical manipulations applied. Until that is done, I'm against it.

[@AnnekeOosterink]

Stealing other people's art to train AIs is the main reason I'm against it.

[@Clovergirl7934]

For the laundry room, you might consider building a few standing screens that you can decorate and also remove if you need to access anything.

[@rileyanneoh]

or hanging panels (of the tin tiles?!!) off of C-hooks

[@lynnharrell9598]

This exercise to use AI to illustrate what Kelsey is imagining reminds me of I how I feel after seeing a movie that has been based on my favorite book. The movie is never as good as my imagination.

[@cashmerenerd]

ai as a technology being here to stay is one thing, but in the current tech landscape, it’s nothing more than a bunch of nice taglines and predatory techniques. i get wanting to be uptodate, but I don’t love this move, especially with a ton of artists (independent creators, khm) being loudly against it, since this technology uses their artwork without their consent. it’s the amazon of software, and, just as amazon, it’s pricing out actual human creators.

[@edenwest7044]

for the laundry room another renter friendly DIY was using magnetic strips, thin wood strips like a 1"by 2" and a thin board of choice material. With the magnetic sticky strips attach to the strips of wood adding the strips to them and screwing the wood strips on the wall with the magnet strips facing you and then adding the magnetic strips on one back side of the thin board after having it cut into what ever shape needs to cover the pipes and wires and such, then just stick them together an Voila! it comes off the wall for easy access and its not heavy to move around and not very expensive

[@jessicakullander8517]

Laundry room: you could mount some furring strips on the back wall so you can mount a removeable panel covered in that tin tile or whatever. It's a tricky place, If you want a wood table top, you could mount it with a cleat and brackets underneath if there is enough space between water heater/appliance, etc or with a cleat and maybe hanging chains from the ceiling to support from that direction if there is not enough clearance between appliances.

[@anneyday3493]

This would probably appeal more to actual designers. It is kinda like watching someone else flip thru magazines.

[@jostewart3192]

That’s basically what their reacting to tiktok videos are. Just flicking through a video/picture of thing and commenting on it

[@mariana.a.n.]

Designer here and I'd say not really 😬 I struggled to watch the AI produce something I could do a lot more practically in way less time that it takes me to figure out a prompt lol

[@cgurl]

No it doesn’t appeal to actual interior designers (not decorators!

[@tiinakarmala633]

I would just hide everything unsightly with curtains in the laundry room. Maybe even the ceiling. A roller blind or something similar might work. Then just let the nicer part be the focus and that's all you need to see. If you have to access behind the curtain then it's as easy as looking behind a curtain :)

[@colemorse2113]

As a sustainable advocate I would have loved if you commented on the COST of resources that AI uses at this time and what that means when you are considering sustainability

[@cyberspace7208]

Is she a sustainably advocate?

[@swedesexperience]

I'm a BFA Digital Art student and just finished my thesis project (that took two years to do) showcasing how AI can be intergrated into my 3D art practice. While I mostly used a neural style code, I've played around with Midjourney (and even a free one just like it!) and something I'm noticing is everyone doesn't include negative prompting. For example, in your layout design you could've given the ai "no furniture," or "no drawing" and also used terms like "architectural" probably would've helped you a lot more! When I'm first working with a new prompt I start very big and basic of terms just to see what the AI will give me, then I slowly add in the specfic details.

[@Emjay.d]

Now that you are using the entire house, do you regret spending all that money to renovate it into a duplex? It seems that you didn’t have it rented out for very long, do you think it was worth it?

[@jessicaoldridge4771]

I imagine it would be worth it further along when she wants to sell? Unsure!

[@emiliedebus2904]

If you don't know Magic plan, you might like to give it a try. It measures and draws the plans at the same time, just by taking pictures of the corners in a room. After that you can join, merge… the rooms you drew to have a full floor plan. All is not free but you can have basic features for free.

[@LisaElevateDJ]

The success of Midjourney is 100% reliant on the success of your prompts, and that takes so much time and effort to figure out what will be the right prompt to get the image you’re looking for

[@rtd1791]

I know lots of people are claiming AI is an extinction level event. But these AI design videos provide comfort in that clearly AI is a long way off from Skynet. I’m a time fighter so I suppose I’m biased, but I think graph paper would work so much faster. Anyone else ever received advice to draw your room dimensions on graph paper and use paper cut outs for furniture? It’s so much easier for the average person to use. Bonus? You can get recycled graph paper and it’s compostable/recyclable.

[@pennymlane]

I would love a procreate tutorial on how Kelsey/team uses it. I feel like all the tutorials are just ART and I just want the shortcuts for a color dropper or whatever. I thought this video was great though! I know the hot take is just to hate ai, and there are a LOT of problems with it., but Kelsey wasn’t going to outsource another designer. She definitely didn’t save herself time by using ai and trying different prompts. She gave it a lot of thought and attention to each program so it was an honest try and an honest review that it’s not for her. And the way Kelsey used each ai tool felt very similar to browsing Pinterest, but with the slight bonus of being able to customize some results to her space. Considering ai is going nowhere, I really liked watching this process and it felt ethical, educated, and, what ai should be, a tool in the process not the end result.

[@striketochill]

The problem is that there was zero disclaimer in this video about the harm AI is doing to creatives' livelihoods. As creatives themselves, you'd think they would care. I guess views matter more.

[@pennymlane]

@@striketochill wow big feelings friend! You are right! That disclaimer was implied I think, but it could have been explicitly stated. As Kelsey is a designer and was designing for herself, she was at least modeling how ai is also a tool for creatives. And you were also right that they made this video for views (and comments). Views DO matter for KZbinrs, it’s how they gauge whether or not that subject is something that interests their audience. They have made promises to their subscribers to provide interesting and informed content that keeps up with the latest trends. Plus! Views mean that the free content you enjoy for free let’s them run a full production business with a dozen employees in one of the most expensive cities in the world.

[@wiiiwooo]

Not really into AI 😅

[@EmilyRachael90]

Same. I actually skipped 95% of the video hoping to see things in real life... :/

[@meowdee]

Midjourney creates/generates images by mashing a ton of image references - it's not really meant to be used as a tool to create ultra specific results. That would be a great AI add-on to existing software though, just like Copilot for Microsoft 365!

[@Bella-qw4dw]

exactly! took the words out my mouth. Midjourney uses the prompts and images you feed to it as "inspirations". So pushing it to generate "accurate" representation of the room is probably not going to happen anytime soon

[@Lauwiechan]

I advise a small ledge for behind the couch with a built in charging port, then you can charge your phone or controller while on the couch. And its a mug perch

[@Bella-qw4dw]

i have a suggestion about incorporating AI into interior designs. You guys should MOST definitely need to do more research, there are so many other interior design-based AI tools that is better. MidJourney is not cutting it, unfortunately. it's meant to create art, not accurately create a floorplan. it's using the prompt and pictures given as "inspiration" hence why you'll never get a floorplans / images that represent your actual space.

[@rebeccat8061]

Respectfully, while AI is here to stay, it still would have been nice to hear you at least acknowledge the ethical implications of a corporation plagiarizing the work of other artists in this way (and in turn, how using this technology is therefore morally grey).

[@JJoy-bk8yr]

Turning architectural sketches into working floorplans seems like a great application for AI if someone would train an AI program on it

[@roguearcanis]

As creative people and a creative channel, it's really quite disappointing to see you guys use/promote AI, when so many artists have had their work stolen for these generators 😮‍💨

[@liapania]

agreed 😕

[@rita2506]

CubiCasa is GREAT for floor plans. You scan your house and it gives you PNG and JPEG images with and without dimensions. It’s SWEET!

[@cyskye187]

It's so interesting to see how not far AI is :)

[@melanie1384]

I think there are some options to use midjourney better. Whenever I use it, I try to seperate the prompts, because otherwise it sees the entire prompt as one thing. So e.g. " style of maximalism :: moodboard with different pictures :: bathroom inspiration :: green". Hope something like that helps!

[@Brittany-xz6ee]

really not into the ai content!

[@georgiekeanpt]

Thoughts on installing doors that look like cupboards in the laundry room? You could add small storage on the reverse side too. That way it would look like a normal laundry room but you could make the cupboard fronts vintage. Instead of opening a “cupboard” you would be opening the maintenance area.

[@Smartielew]

This is such an amazing idea and I hope she sees it!!

[@jillreys6159]

Yay!!!! I was hoping for this. But I wonder, do you regret converting your house into a duplex now that you need all the space and your bedroom could’ve been on the second floor? Did converting it into a duplex increase the equity of your house?

[@MeganHaun13]

For the laundry room, you could possibly build a faux wall with some shelves that could just be sat behind the washer and dryer. That way you could move it out of the way any time you need to access what’s behind it.

[@meganoxenham5516]

If you’re trying to cover the pipes in the laundry, maybe attach some floating shelves to the wall, but make them slightly deeper than normal (so that the death you want “begins” at the front edge of the pipe). Then built like a “fireplace cover” type thing with cutouts for the shelves, so that you essentially build a small wall that’s will sit on top of the bench top. Then just attach it to the back wall with a bunch of Velcro picture strips to hold it in place. That way if you need to access the pipes you can just pull the fake wall off and access them. Hope this helps 😊

[@Yashuop]

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[@Bella-qw4dw]

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[@nikkicole54321]

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[@user-lg4gy4bm5k]

Not going to lie, I have used the sims to get a general idea of how to plan the space and the orientation of furniture and stuff.

[@katherinegrant4651]

I prefer taking a photo of the space and then drawing over it on Procreate on an ipad. I trace the walls/windows/features, then on new layers draw over them and you can paste in images of items you want in the space. When i designed our bathroom I took a picture from the hallway - it was tricky as it was a narrow space, so I had to use my imagination a bit to fill in the gaps from the photo. Then I drew in the bath position, I copied the floor tile texture from the companies website, and drew in the wall tiles myself. It helped everyone else in the house see my vision and was a great next step after the mood board. The bathroom is finished now and everyone absolutely loves it :) I'm doing the same thing to realize the design for our media room

[@DanaMazalZiv]

Uploading a picture of your space as part of your /imagine prompt usually works better for rendering a made over image of your prompt. In general, midjourney basically works by rendering from 0 every single time it works, and it does this by filling in the next pixel based on statistical probability. Kind of like how chatGPT generates text by selecting the next word based on what's statistically most likely. So you're always going to get some things that aren't there, and it's always going to be hard to work in certain elements that it wasn't trained on as much

[@RachelDvorak]

I love using Sketchup to draw 3D floor plans. It always helps me with furniture sizing and overall cohesiveness of things such as style, color palette, flow of walking paths through the room, etc.

[@justinecameron1164]

this is not my fav energy from you guys... AI is just very very gross, HIGHLY disagree that it's here to stay

[@Groovygoats]

Love me some Sorry Girls, but can’t say I enjoyed this video in any way. Perhaps AI is trending at the moment, but this was basically like watching someone else play a video game….badly. I get that this is ‘the cutting edge’ of technology or whatever, but I’d much rather see these ladies use their amazing creativity combined with sustainability.

[@Yasemin_Writes]

Not Kelsey uploading someone else's photography/room design into an AI like that's not a completely unethical copyright infringement.

[@irenegarcia7903]

I’m not really interested in AI content but I totally get that some people are.

[@skylarsa]

Theres a lot of hate for this video and AI but Ill say good for Kelsey for trying it and experimenting with it for as long as she did. Shes completely correct that AI is at just the start of what it can do, but I enjoyed her open perspective to see where the interior design world could grow into. Ultimately it has a long way to go, especially with all the ethical issues behind it, but I think this is a start at understanding these new tools available to us.

[@JJoy-bk8yr]

Could you go full-on steampunk in the laundry area? Like wrap the pipes in copper foil tape and apply a patina, etc.?

[@quokkakola1722]

Do you need to be able to access EVERYTHING behind the washer/dryer, or can you just have access panels and strategically placed artwork?

[@annacalatrava9794]

Since you want to see your space exactly but with just a few areas changed, I think Photoshop’s new AI feature can be more helpful!!

[@georgiajumeaux6490]

The old bathroom with the basin so close to the toilet had me laughing at how poorly it was designed 😂

[@Csaysit]

Soooo AI was useless?

[@kateyoungblood6598]

I have enjoyed the sorry girls show for years now.

[@ntcssj]

For the laundry room, I would go with something like a closet system like AURDAL, BOAXEL, or JONAXEL from Ikea on top of the washing machines. You could tile the inside of the side walls of the units? Or sliding panel doors that can be tiled? I would personally avoid tiling the wall area directly for ease of access to the pipes, plus the textured wall is nice! I would go with curtains to hide the pipes using the railing tops from a closet system, if I was planning that space.

[@natalieyale3570]

For your laundry room maybe have the wood top over the machines and then have a faux wall that connects to it with hinges so it could drop down for access. Then on the faux wall install the detailed tin tiles. Not sure about shelving...😅

[@AnaCarolinaCosta]

cool. for some unknown reason we have to watch you use AI to plan to decorate the most simple room imaginable. just because yall think this is here to stay doesnt mean you have to use it. arent you the person who talks up and down about not driving cars for moral reasons but for some reason we can just not only hand wave all those concerns under the guise of "technology is always right", but you also inexplicably compare it to the thing that you yourself have issues with. I just really don't understand why this was necessary. wasted 3 full minutes of the video trying to get the thing to spit out a picture when you could have 1) done it yourself or 2) hired someone else to do it. but now this is "inevitable" so you just *have* to use it. I honestly wouldn't have gone so hard against yall doing this, but yall have always tried to position yourselves as sustainable, thoughtful people so its a little surprising for you guys to just simply be okay with this without many other thoughts.

[@AnaCarolinaCosta]

aaaand now we're uploading other people's shit into the program cool cool cool

[@AnaCarolinaCosta]

omg. that was really all you did. i was hoping you'd actually design something but no. 20 minutes of my life wasted. thanks ladies.

[@lechatbotte.]

AI at this point is more of a novelty. It’s not set to be anything serious such as being used for this type of drawing. People use it in canva for imaginative but non realistic things. We played with it in that game way and it was hilarious. It could stimulate your imagination or copy a photo but your drawing is like drafting and that requires lots of math. I don’t think it will replace the human minds creativity because that doesn’t follow set rules.

[@e.j.3335]

Love the channel, but ai vids ain’t for me

[@ljones4301]

AI and the end of humanity timeline should be much much much closer. Negatory on AI participation.

[@evie6811]

This vid just wasn't it...looking forward to the next one with actual creative design...by humans

[@RenevKerkhof]

i was confused about your prompt for the green curtains. Wall of green curtains?

[@Nrsshel2]

Spray paint the ceiling all white or all black, wires and all. In the laundry area. False tin panels on the back wall you can remove.

[@life8148]

I'm an architecture student and i think the reason why AI can't generate floor plans is probably because planning is a systematic thing. in technical planning, there is always a purpose why you put something in that specific space-- a thought process such as studying location of doors, windows, light and wind source, circulation, orientation, measurements, etc. it's not something AI can identify. at least yet. drawing floor plans may lean more to science than abstract inspiration which AI does.

[@oddmad8613]

I think the AI videos are interesting. Like I don't really want to see another but this one was interesting

[@lizg9551]

I just feel like that for this particular case of using AI, Kelsey was never going to hire out a desginer herself because its literally what she does for a living and it was used in a way to get inspiration, so I dont exactly understand the criticism here. It didnt feel any different than someone using pinterest or other sources of inspiration to create a mood board/ design plan for themself. Obviously there are seaparte issues with AI creating art, but i just dont think thats a problem in this video

[@cashmerenerd]

the question is not whethet thid particular design job would have gone to a human instead, that's just the general problem with midjourney. the issue here is TSG promoting midjourney, which is a fundamentally unethical tool.

[@cgurl]

She’s not an interior designer and doesn’t do it for a living. Interior design is architectural based

[@astral_alicia]

My favorite way to design spaces is to use the Sims 4. I can find custom content furniture pieces in almost any design I need for free, plus the sims 4 base game is free to play now. I can create a floorplan in build mode and furnish it however I want. That's how I redesigned my real life bedroom when I moved.

[@lynnnovak889]

Why don't you ask AI what prompts it needs in order to design a specific view?

[@lynnnovak889]

Mr. Kate did something similar if that helps

[@luciaspacec]

Sketchup is really easy to learn and it can produce both floor plans and 3d visualisations.

[@megsgant9892]

I use Room Planner to do my floorplans and consider new arrangements and design ideas. But no AI. It gives 2D and 3D rends which is so helped up though to get an idea for walking space!

[@avareighenns3245]

whatever that blend tool is honestly kind of interesting for people who can visualize changes to a space!

[@naynesia4953]

I have use so many apps that requires me 0 effor to make anything manually. Myprofession is contractor, i am not an architech so i just need simple 3D room designer to communicate with my client regarding the design of the building. I'm using android so my best 2 apps that can create professional floor plan are 1. Floorplan creator (VERY SIMPLE AND USER FRIENDLY) 2. Room planner. Room planner can render the 2d plan into realistic room with lighting and all and can be viewed in 3d from 360° angle

[@frappalina]

Omg guys everyone is complaining about how AI steals work from other artists... She is not creating art! She is just getting inspired to style her physical spaces! And please lets remember that this channel has done a lot of dupes of expensive designer items, which is ok... AI used in this manner is NOT stealing Art! There is nothing morally reprehensible in using a tool in this way... Getting inspiration on Pinterest and copying others is basically the same thing

[@coquelicootje]

Laundry room: raise your washer and dryer so you can fit your laundry basket underneath. The appliances are easier to reach and there's a dedicated for the hampers.

[@sakesfairy]

Hello, I agree with your view on AI but I see that besides being in its primitive form the perception is already flawed, with people in power mistaking it for a ready substitute and letting go employees. On the ethic perspective I also wish the only sources were public domain or authorized used by creator, so not only a tool to be perfectioned but in need of stricter regulation and inescapable of human control. Playing around with design-specific programs look fun, I hope you can finalize your vision! The stripes coffee table is so cool

[@thejcollectivv8994]

For some reason Elliott’s kitchen zoom background cracked me up.

[@skyeappleby7987]

What a waste of a video. She worked so hard to get anything from those programs but had to do everything herself. Did not understand the point of this one.

[@Debiginger]

The mood boards it made were sick, though it is a little maximalist, maybe try using "simple moodboard" to get it closer to the ones yall make.

[@ElizabethsManyAdventures]

What program do you use to make your own mood boards?

[@PrincessMAAP]

build a box on casters; a shelf at folding height and another high enough to hang clothes that need hanging/for storage to go on the very top

[@janetd4862]

For your laundry area….a piece of wood across the two appliances - as big as will fit - and then built a removable shelving unit to sit on top filling the space perfectly, and keeping it as lightweight as possible, in case you have to remove it to get to anything behind it. It should be backed, too, so nothing can fall behind. This will give you space for all your laundry needs. Collapsible laundry baskets are a must, and can even be hung from hooks (mine hang from a large Command hook).

[@AnnaYV]

I really didn’t like this :( I’m sorry, but I agree with what others have said about AI and regulations. I also feel that maybe not enough research was done before using the AI in regards to how it’s stolen other creatives work because I believe if the proper research has been done, you wouldn’t have chosen AI to do this part of the project, as fellow creatives. I love this channel but this didn’t sit well with me.

[@zellalaing5439]

So glad to see the top comments are anti-AI its becoming a ridiculous topic that so many youtubers are using, but it literally had the trajectory to depleat availability of a variety of jobs, if youre going to mention AI, at least use your platform to talk about how detrimental its potential is and not an excuse for running out of creative flow.

[@merimaker]

Wow, I was not expecting this comment section. This was very cool to see! Keep up the great vids!

[@karlaart6971]

i guess the point is designers won’t be replaced in the AI takeover

[@katefox7692]

I don’t think ai will take over. We can’t even have consistently working McDonald’s ice cream machines 😅

[@Nagatusik]

i have a bias: not into ai video itself is very weak, ai doesn't give you what you want, so you just do it yourself, why then talk about those ai instruments if you didn't test a bunch to fish out those that useful for diys and design? at the end, the only thing we get is your own ideas, ai showing up for nothing and honestly could be cut out with those results.. but! i know content creation is hard work, and you need easy videos to make that will still generate clicks and views, i get it so yay for trying! if you really want those ai clicks, try to make stuff like ai generates something, and you make it reality kinda thing, maybe? /pos /no judgment

[@sophiehenderson9298]

I loooooove the iPhone measure app, it’s perfect for showing dimensions on a FB market place listing

[@cecile5418]

Maybe you could put dark curtains into the laundry room. Would help with the noise and maybe it feels cozy 😊