For decades, architects and designers have been chasing this holy grail of photorealism, perfecting their skills with software after software, finding the most efficient ways to build 3D models and painstakingly edit those renders to make them as lifelike as possible.  Needless to say that I have been in those shoes throughout my whole Interior Design career.  For years I’ve seen countless hours invested in this process, from modeling to rendering to post-editing, in pursuit of the perfect visual. 

Fast forward to now?  It’s gotten as simple as typing a prompt and clicking a button.