Hi dupa,

Many people still wonder where AI fits into real interior design work.

So we recently sat down with Cheryl Loeb, a retired interior designer and model home designer with more than 25 years of experience, to hear how she actually uses HomeDesignsAI in her creative process.

And her answer was refreshingly practical.

For Cheryl, AI is not replacing the designer. It’s helping her move faster from idea to visual, so clients can understand the vision sooner.

Instead of spending days creating hand-drawn renderings, physical sample boards, and revised presentations, she can now use HomeDesignsAI to create realistic design concepts in minutes — then refine them with her own trained eye.

Her main starting point is Magic Redesign.

She uses it to explore different directions, test ideas, and turn a room photo into a clearer design concept without getting stuck in manual rendering work.

And since the recent Reference Images update, that workflow has become even easier. She can now guide the AI with specific inspiration images, materials, colors, or furniture references, so the results feel closer to the vision she already has in mind.

That’s what makes this case study so interesting.

Cheryl has decades of real design experience. She knows proportions, finishes, layouts, client expectations, and what makes a room feel right.

HomeDesignsAI simply helps her show that vision faster.

You can read the full case study here:

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​Read Cheryl’s Case Study →​

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Cheryl just recently launched her website, and we’d love for you to explore her design collections and see more of her work.

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​Visit Curate Collective Home →​

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This is a great example of where AI design is heading: not replacing creativity, but helping experienced designers, homeowners, realtors, and builders communicate ideas with more clarity and confidence.

And tomorrow, we’ll have something special for anyone who wants to start using these tools more seriously.

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