AGENT CARD · DESIGNER YOUR PERSONAL WEBSITE · THREE AI AGENTS INSIDE

An AI designer agent shows what any room will look like — from photos and a voice request

Upload photos of the premises, say what you want by voice or text — the agent comes up with the concept, writes the prompts, picks the model and redraws every photo in one style. The architecture and camera angle stay yours; finishes, furniture and lighting change. You get before/after mockups and a deck ready for management or your client.

Order the agent — 40,000 ₽ See the Gostiny Dvor case ↓ Agent studio ↗

DESIGN://PASSPORT WE INSTALL

Turnkey agent40,000 ₽

Runs onyour web workspace

Agents inside3

Requestsvoice or text

AI skillsnot needed

100 photosin parallel

One image≈ 6 ₽

Deck16:9 · PPTX + PDF

Referencesfurniture, photos, style

ANY PREMISES: SHOPS, OFFICES, APARTMENTS, LOBBIES

CLIENT’S TASKGOSTINY DVOR · SAINT PETERSBURG

Five new departments and a concept for the board

A tenant is taking five more departments in Gostiny Dvor and has to show management how they will look: one brand style, several budget options. Hiring a 3D visualiser for every angle is slow and expensive, and the client doesn’t use neural networks, can’t write prompts and doesn’t know which model to pick.

What we built

A web project with three AI agents under the hood.
The client uploads photos and describes the style by voice — the agents draw different brand styles.
From 11 phone photos the agent produced two concepts: premium and budget.
Each concept is shared by every department — shoppers stay «in one store».
Before/after mockups and a deck — the same day.

UNDER THE HOODTHREE AGENTS · ONE REQUEST

You talk to one agent — three work inside

Copywriter agent — writes the style concept

Listens to your voice request, studies the photos and writes the overall concept: name, mood, palette, wall and floor materials, furniture, lighting. Offers 2–3 options for different budgets.

Prompt engineer agent — translates the style for the model

Turns the approved brand style into dedicated prompts for each room: what to keep (windows, stairs, mouldings, camera angle), what to change, what must not be in the frame. Picks the model itself.

Designer agent — composes everything in one style

Redraws every uploaded photo: the reference room first, then all the rest based on it so the style matches to the shade. Builds before/after mockups and a deck for approval.

CASE · CONCEPT 1PREMIUM · «PETERSBURG NEOCLASSIC»

PREMIUM OPTION

A historic building is the main asset — we highlight the architecture

Warm ivory walls with white mouldings, emerald panels and backlit arched niches, walnut and brass vitrines, light terrazzo instead of tiles and warm museum lighting. Stairs, vaults, windows and angles stay the same. Drag the slider on a photo.

IVORYEMERALD WALNUTBRASSTERRAZZO

Jewellery department cash desk — before — **Jewellery department — cash desk (style reference)**Laminate desk → fluted walnut counter with brass, sign → emerald arch, office panels → smooth ceiling and pendants.

Jewellery department cash desk — after, neoclassic — **Jewellery department — cash desk (style reference)**Laminate desk → fluted walnut counter with brass, sign → emerald arch, office panels → smooth ceiling and pendants.

Staircase hall — before — **Staircase hall**The cast-iron staircase is kept; cluttered racks → walnut vitrines and an emerald niche.

Staircase hall — after, neoclassic — **Staircase hall**The cast-iron staircase is kept; cluttered racks → walnut vitrines and an emerald niche.

Entrance gallery — before — **Entrance gallery**Vending machines and TVs removed, «window» vitrines along the walls, brass pendants overhead.

Entrance gallery — after, neoclassic — **Entrance gallery**Vending machines and TVs removed, «window» vitrines along the walls, brass pendants overhead.

Shoe department — before — **Shoe department**Backlit shelving, emerald arches for bags, an island podium.

Shoe department — after, neoclassic — **Shoe department**Backlit shelving, emerald arches for bags, an island podium.

Designer jewellery counter — before — **Designer jewellery counter**Same place — walnut, glass, brass; an emerald wall with three arches behind it.

Designer jewellery counter — after, neoclassic — **Designer jewellery counter**Same place — walnut, glass, brass; an emerald wall with three arches behind it.

CASE · CONCEPT 2BUDGET · «LACONIC»

BUDGET OPTION

No renovation: same walls and floor — only furniture and lighting change

Walls repainted in the same colour — the yellow ones stay yellow. Tiles are not replaced, just cleaned and polished. Furniture and lighting are fully replaced with one laconic system — white oak, glass and thin black steel, track spots and opal globes. Minimal budget, yet every department already looks like one store.

WALLS — OWN COLOURWHITE OAK BLACK STEELGLASSWARM LIGHT

Staircase hall with yellow walls — before — **Staircase hall — yellow walls kept**Same colour repainted, tiles polished, souvenir racks → white oak, glass and black steel.

Staircase hall — after, budget: same yellow walls and tiles, new furniture — **Staircase hall — yellow walls kept**Same colour repainted, tiles polished, souvenir racks → white oak, glass and black steel.

Entrance gallery — after, budget — **Entrance gallery**Same yellow, same tiles; machines and racks removed, light vitrines along the walls.

Jewellery cash desk — before — **Jewellery department — cash desk**White oak and black steel counter, one vitrine system, track spots instead of panels.

Jewellery cash desk — after, budget — **Jewellery department — cash desk**White oak and black steel counter, one vitrine system, track spots instead of panels.

Shoe department — after, budget — **Shoe department**Mixed racks → one backlit shelving system, podiums and a pouf in the centre.

Designer jewellery counter — after, budget — **Designer jewellery counter**Same place — white oak and glass; the sign → laconic backlit shelving.

Both concepts come from the same 11 phone photos. Changing the style, colour or budget is one sentence to the agent, not a new order to a visualiser.

DECK INCLUDED16:9 · PPTX + PDF · 17 SLIDES

The agent builds a deck you can take straight to management

Not just images but a ready 16:9 presentation: the current state, two concepts with palette and materials, a slide per zone — before → what changes → after with colours and finishes, a comparison of options and next steps. Opens in PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides.

Download the sample — PDF, 17 slides ↓

Title slide of the Gostiny Dvor concept deck — **Title, two options and a budget comparison**OVERVIEWone room in both concepts and a table: walls, floor, furniture, lighting, scope of work

Slide: one style for all departments, two budgets — **Title, two options and a budget comparison**OVERVIEWone room in both concepts and a table: walls, floor, furniture, lighting, scope of work

Concept slide «Petersburg neoclassic» with palette and materials — **Concept 1 — «Petersburg neoclassic»**PREMIUMpalette with HEX codes, materials and a before → what changes → after slide per zone

Zone slide: cash desk — before, what changes, after — **Concept 1 — «Petersburg neoclassic»**PREMIUMpalette with HEX codes, materials and a before → what changes → after slide per zone

Concept slide «Laconic budget» with palette and materials — **Concept 2 — «Laconic budget»**BUDGETsame walls and tiles — the slides show only furniture and lighting change

Zone slide: staircase hall, budget option — **Concept 2 — «Laconic budget»**BUDGETsame walls and tiles — the slides show only furniture and lighting change

WHY IT MATTERSA DESIGN PROJECT WITHOUT AI SKILLS

The beauty of it — you don’t need to understand neural networks

Most people who need to visualise a space — tenants, property managers, developers, shop owners — don’t use AI, can’t write prompts and don’t know which model they need. The agent replaces all of that expertise: you say what you want and get design concepts and mockups of any premises in the shortest time.

Voice or text. «Make it Scandinavian minimalism, don’t touch the walls» — the agent understands plain speech.
100 photos in parallel. Upload a hundred photos — the agent redraws them all into the approved concept at once.
References. Upload a design you like or real furniture from a supplier — the agent carries over the style and places exactly those items.
Architecture stays put. Windows, stairs, columns and the angle are kept — the client recognises the space.
Change anything. Design, style, colour, budget — another option in minutes.
Deck included. The agent wraps the mockups into a before/after presentation for management.

HOW IT WORKSFROM PHOTOS TO A DECK

Upload photos

From a phone, any quality — even a hundred at once. Add a floor plan, equipment sizes and reference photos if you have them.

Say what you want

By voice or text: style, budget, what to keep as is. The agent asks follow-up questions like a good designer.

Pick a concept

The agent offers 2–3 options with palette and materials and draws the reference room — you approve the direction before generating everything.

Get every room in one style

The agent redraws every photo in parallel and builds before/after mockups and a deck. Don’t like a detail — fix it in words.

PRICINGONCE FOR THE AGENT + PENNIES PER IMAGE

Room photos: 20

One image≈ 6 ₽

All rooms in one style≈ 120 ₽

Option	Time	Money
3D visualiser	days–weeks	thousands ₽ per angle
DIY with neural networks	learning curve	prompts, models, subscriptions
Designer agent	minutes	40,000 ₽ once + ≈ 6 ₽ per image

Generation cost follows current model rates and may change. The agent shows an estimate before it starts drawing.

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