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User uploaded inspiration photos is saved into their account (Persistent User Gallery)

A personalized, saved library where users can upload, store, tag, and manage photos of their own furniture, decor, rugs, art, and even inspiration images, accessible anytime from their account. The gallery persists across sessions and devices, acting as a central “asset bank” for all their room visualization projects.

When starting a new room, user can “add from gallery” instead of uploading the same images again

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  • Sue Fisher

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    Aug 6, 2025

    It'd be nice if there was also an option for the AI to search the user's gallery for suitable items when populating a generated design, i.e. without using "add from gallery" to choose specific items manually.

    To hopefully clarify the difference:

    • If I used "add from gallery", I'd expect the AI to use the specific items I selected in the generated design (which could be as inspiration photos for generating the design, or individual items included in the output).

    • However, if there was an option to get the AI to search my gallery, the AI would only include items from it if they were suitable for the generated design.

      For example, if the AI determined that a design needed a modern sculptural floor lamp and I had something like that in my gallery, it would use it; but if I didn't have such an item in my gallery -- even if I had other floor lamps -- it would use a modern sculptural floor lamp from its normal resources instead; and if I happened to have several modern sculptural floor lamps in my gallery it would only use one of them -- or however many the generated design required -- and not flood the output with all of them.

    These approaches are not mutually exclusive, i.e. I might want to upload or "add from gallery" for certain feature items that had to be used, but also have the AI fill out the resulting design with a selection of suitable items from my gallery where it could (rugs, decor items, art, etc.).

    There would also be cases where I didn't want it to select items from my gallery at all, hence my suggestion of making such a feature optional. (If it can even be accomplished in the first place, and if it would be beneficial for enough of the user base to be worth the effort.)

    I have a collection of decor items, artworks, and even a few spare furniture pieces and rugs that I swap around occasionally, so it would be nice to have the AI take advantage of that. (It would also address a minor criticism I've had with a few room visualisations where I've said that the decor items in the AI output looked "too IKEA"! LOL)