Choosing Between the Two AI Models: Standard vs Experimental
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Written By rlowell
Last updated 4 days ago
Room Visualizer™ has two AI models for Furnishing & Decorating designs: Standard and Experimental. Each has its own strengths.
We pick the model for you
You don't need to choose. Based on what you fill in on the form, the app automatically selects the model that suits your design best.
Want to try the other one?
If a result isn't quite what you hoped for, or you're just curious, open Advanced Options on the form and switch the model yourself. Each new design uses 1 credit, whichever model you pick.
Here's what each model is good at, so you know what to expect.
🔶 Standard Model
Best for:
Overall cohesiveness
Safe, predictable results
What it looks like:
It tends to produce results that are more cohesive across the entire space, but not as sharp as the experimental model.
Limitations:
Not as detailed as the experimental model


🔶 Experimental Model
Best for:
Photorealism
Keeping Items (If you use ‘Keep Items’, experimental model tend to work better)
Fast generations
Exploring more creative possibilities
What it looks like:
The Experimental model aims for lifelike, photorealistic results: real textures, natural lighting, and incredibly detailed materials.
Limitations:
Because it’s cutting-edge and still being tuned, you may notice:
Inconsistencies with the overall design output
Results that can look slightly “photoshopped” if the AI blends elements too aggressively
Inspirations can be taken too ‘literally’ (This can be a good or bad thing depending on what you’re looking for)


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