Make a mood board spatial
Translate a palette and style direction into a view of the actual room so clients can react to the whole composition.
For interior designers
Make the room feel real to your client.
Turn room photos, sketches and early concepts into interior visuals for design exploration, client presentations and clearer material conversations.
01 /In your practice
Make client feedback more concrete.
Compare controlled options
Present a small number of genuinely different directions instead of asking clients to imagine combinations from disconnected samples.
Communicate before procurement
Use visuals to build confidence in the direction before final furniture, finishes and installation decisions are made.
02 /Workflow
Bring the next conversation into focus.
- 01
Capture the real space
Choose a photograph that clearly shows scale, openings and fixed features from the most useful design viewpoint.
- 02
Set one direction
Describe the palette, materials, furniture character and atmosphere you want the client to evaluate.
- 03
Annotate the decision
Pair the selected visual with the actual samples, specifications and notes required to deliver the design.
03 /Questions
Before you start
Can I visualize a room that already has furniture?
Yes. You can explore a redesigned direction from a furnished room photograph as well as stage an empty space.
Can I create several style options?
Yes. Create each direction separately so the client can compare coherent options rather than a mixed brief.
Does Propviz specify purchasable products?
No. The image is a conceptual visualization. Product sourcing, dimensions, availability and specifications remain part of the designer's workflow.
Can I animate the selected concept?
Yes. After approving the interior image, you can create a short walkthrough-style video for the presentation.