From client brief to interior concept.

Use Krea Agent for early concept exploration, material studies, and visuals for client presentations. Start from your project references, compare design directions, and refine selected concepts through conversation.

Yes. Upload site photos, sketches, and reference images, then describe the client brief, design intent, and elements to retain. Include additional views to give the agent more context about the space.

Yes. Use the same brief to explore alternative furniture silhouettes, finish palettes, or lighting atmospheres. Compare the studies and refine a selected direction in response to client feedback.

Specify the walls, openings, proportions, and fixed elements to retain. Generated images can still alter geometry, so review concepts against site photos, surveys, and project drawings.

Yes. Upload furniture imagery, fabric swatches, finish samples, or moodboards to guide visual development. Verify product fidelity, dimensions, availability, and specifications separately before specifying or procuring items.

Bring the selected concept back into the conversation and describe a focused revision, such as a new upholstery, joinery finish, or pendant. Review each result for changes beyond the requested edit.

Yes. Compare daylight, evening light, or different combinations of accent and ambient lighting. These are visual atmosphere studies, not photometric simulations.

Krea produces visual concepts, not measured plans or construction documents. Use your project drawings and specification process to validate dimensions, technical performance, and buildability.

Keep site photos, material references, and selected concepts together in your library. Refer to the shared palette and design intent in each request, then review the results for consistency across rooms.