Fol. II — The Method
is all the introduction a room needs. Three quiet steps, in the manner of a private viewing.
Face one wall with the whole room in frame; floor and ceiling included if possible. An ordinary phone will do.
Ten curated styles to try on, and up to four at a time, all fitted to the same photograph.
Each result arrives lit, one by one, first finished first shown.
A restyle is a change of finish, not a change of room. Windows stay where the builder put them, radiators and outlets hold their positions, and the walkway that works today keeps working in every variant. That constraint is the feature: the preview you are looking at is a room you could actually live in, not a fantasy floor plan.
The honest input matters as much as the model. One photograph, taken frontal, in daylight, with the whole room in frame, gives the render everything it needs — and keeps it from inventing a better room than yours. Different styles can then be compared on the same photo, side by side, so the decision is about direction, not about lighting or luck.