AI Style Transfer Gallery

Six buildings, six new styles — a mid-century villa, a farmhouse renovation, an Art Deco tower — each restyled from one reference photo while the underlying massing stays exactly as designed.

Plain unstyled grey massing render of a modern villa before restylingModern villa restyled with mid-century modern timber and stone detailing
Modern Villa → Mid-Century Modern Style
Real photo of an existing suburban house before restylingSuburban house restyled with contemporary farmhouse siding and black window frames
Suburban House → Contemporary Farmhouse Style
Plain unstyled concrete massing render of an office tower before restylingOffice tower restyled with Art Deco fluted stone piers and bronze spandrel detailing
Office Tower → Art Deco Style
Flat grey SketchUp study of an apartment block before restylingApartment block restyled with board-formed concrete Brutalist detailing
Apartment Block → Brutalist Style
Plain real estate listing photo of a bungalow before restylingBungalow restyled with coastal Mediterranean white render and terracotta roofing
Bungalow → Coastal Mediterranean Style
Real photo of an existing warehouse building before restylingWarehouse restyled with industrial loft exposed brick and steel window detailing
Warehouse → Industrial Loft Style
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How to Use AI Style Transfer on a Building

Three steps from your own design and a reference photo to a fully restyled render — no manual re-modeling, no hand-matching materials.

Step 01

Upload Your Design

A rendered model, a plain massing study, or a real photo of an existing building — this is the geometry that stays fixed through the whole process.

Step 02

Upload a Style Reference

Any photo of a building whose material language you want — a mid-century house, a brick warehouse, a stone facade. This step reads materials, not shape.

Step 03

Download the Restyled Render

A photorealistic render is ready in under a minute, your original massing intact with the reference's materials and detailing applied on top.

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Why Use Our AI Style Transfer Tool

The risk with any style transfer tool is that it reinvents your building along with its surface. Every capability below exists to make sure that never happens here.

Diagram showing a building design and its restyled result sharing the exact same massing

Same Building, New Style

Massing, window positions, and proportions come straight from your uploaded design — this tool only reads materials and detailing from the reference photo, never the reference's shape. A tower stays a tower; it just wears different cladding.

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A style reference photo and its restyled result applied to a different building

Any Reference Photo Works

Upload a photo of any building whose material language you like — a magazine spread, a competitor's project, a building you passed on a walk. AI image style transfer doesn't need a matching building type to pull a convincing material palette.

Browse Examples
Two restyled results on the same building using two different reference photos

Compare Styles Side by Side

Run the same design against two or three reference photos and put the results next to each other before picking a direction for a client. All three come from one uploaded design.

Compare Styles
Different content inputs — a render, a massing study, and a real photo — each restyled with AI

Works From a Render or a Real Photo

Your design input can be a finished render, a plain massing study, or a real photo of an existing building being restyled for a renovation. No dedicated file format required.

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A house, a tower, and a warehouse each restyled with a different reference photo

Style Transfer for Any Building Type

Houses, towers, warehouses, and apartment blocks all restyle the same way — upload the design, upload the reference, and every building type keeps its own proportions at the same few minutes per building.

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What AI Style Transfer Is Used For

Independent architects, developers, and students who need to explore a material direction fast, without remodeling anything — three real scenarios below.

Conference room table with three printed facade option boards laid out for a client presentation

Client Pitch Decks

Turn one massing model into three facade directions — timber, brick, and render — each pulled from a real reference photo, ready to drop into tomorrow's pitch deck.

Developer's desk with printed facade material options and a laptop showing AI-restyled results

Facade Material Testing

Try a brick, a render, and a timber-clad version of the same unit mix side by side before committing a materials budget to one direction.

Studio pinboard with precedent building photos next to a student's own restyled design

Precedent-Driven Design Studies

Pull the material language from a precedent building you admire and test it on your own design — a fast way to explore a direction before modeling it by hand for a crit or competition board.

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AI Style Transfer Questions, Answered

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Upload your design and a reference photo and get a restyled render back in under a minute.

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✨ Free credits to start · Any reference photo works · Same shape, new style