PromeAI vs Lovart: How to Develop Architectural Designs Step by Step

A dedicated tool exists for every piece of design feedback, from sketch rendering to local material modification and relighting.

Architectural concept illustration with geometric walls and cascading terraces
Architectural concept illustration with geometric walls and cascading terraces

During a round of interior renovation review, the client may only want to modify one wall, change a set of lighting fixtures, or turn the finalized design into a video. PromeAI lets you route each of these feedback requests to the corresponding tool, confirm one change at a time, and then move on to the next step.

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Select the Right Tool for Every Piece of Design Feedback

Use sketch rendering to define the initial spatial direction, use region rendering to mark the wall the client wants modified, then use Relight to adjust lighting. Modifications are focused on one clear task, making it easy to verify the progress of each feedback item during reviews.

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Enable Joint Review of Material References and Design Versions

Arrange sketches, material samples, and candidate drawings from each round on Canvas, organized by space. For example, once the wall material is confirmed, you can continue adjusting furniture and lighting using the reviewed version, while keeping other candidates available for discussion in the next round.

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Keep Static Proposals and Dynamic Presentations Aligned to the Same Design

After confirming materials, composition, and lighting, use that image as the starting frame for a video, and describe how the camera moves from the entrance into the space. For projects that require design decisions to be confirmed one by one, PromeAI can turn every step into a presentable, comparable result.