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Show HN: Reimagine any home for sale – your AI powered interior designer

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Re: Show HN: Reimagine any home for sale – your AI powered interior designer

#11
I like the site, nice dark and simple design, results are pretty good!

Would be cool to have an ‘onion peel’ effect on the images when you drag or mouse over to reveal the original

Do you have any plans to monetise this? I’ve seen other sites that make a pretty penny with a similar concept

Re: Show HN: Reimagine any home for sale – your AI powered interior designer

#12

I like the site, nice dark and simple design, results are pretty good! Would be cool to have an ‘onion peel’ effect on the images when you drag or mouse over to reveal the original Do you have any plans to monetise this? I’ve seen other sites that make a pretty penny with a similar concept

Thank you!

> Would be cool to have an ‘onion peel’ effect on the images when you drag or mouse over to reveal the original

Yeah - will look at adding that as an alternate view esp on mobile - I sorta like the side by side view on desktop at the moment.

> Do you have any plans to monetise this? I’ve seen other sites that make a pretty penny with a similar concept

Not at the moment - we want to try and give (many design visualization challenged folks like myself) consumers the ability to be able to see what a home might look like in their own style / possibilities at the moment.

Re: Show HN: Reimagine any home for sale – your AI powered interior designer

#13
Congratulations on the launch of HomeByte and the Reimagine feature! As someone who's currently in the market for a new home, I can definitely see the value in being able to experiment with different interior design styles before making a purchase. The AI-powered aspect of Reimagine is particularly impressive and I look forward to trying it out for myself. Excited to see what other innovative features HomeByte has in store.

Re: Show HN: Reimagine any home for sale – your AI powered interior designer

#19
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Super cool, and I didn't have to wait long to get a decent remodel. Any behind the scenes on how it works / is put together?

Thank you! We use a variety of Stable Diffusion models in the backend to power Reimagine - with ControlNet, Inpaint and Depth2Img with the later being dreambooth’ed on home interiors, the diffusers lib and using the latest UniPCMultistepScheduler - which makes it faster. We are currently running this on a NVIDIA T4 on a single node.

Wow, only a single node? It seemed pretty fast!
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