INK TO BRICK began with a simple need: a digital version of the place you live. Upload the clearest plan you have, then return to one spatial reference when you are deciding what belongs there, what to change or what to share.
Open the home and tool for this exercise. Options, edits and comments stay in this browser; starting your home does not transfer the sample. Your own project requires an account and the access described in pricing.
Living, dining and bedroom zones connect across the furnished apartment. AI-generated visualization; explore eight views and their source captures below.
What you can do
A persistent model of a place you live in or own, derived from the floor plan you provide.
A place to return before a furniture purchase, renovation discussion, move or rental decision.
Saved model revisions, views, images and available exports kept with the same project.
Limits to keep in mind
This is a conceptual reconstruction, not a live scan, certified survey or engineering model. The manual editor supports wall and opening corrections; verify consequential changes against reliable measurements.
Features you can use
One spatial reference
One project keeps its floor plan, conceptual 3D model and saved revisions together.
Separate design options
Design Options let you test furniture, finishes and conceptual geometry while retaining a separate baseline for comparison.
Views, images and handoff
A saved model view can support a source-linked visualization, public sharing where appropriate, and available file exports.
For current controls and account requirements, use the editor manual.
On this page
Reference apartment · 8 views
Compare the model and the images
Choose an angle, then move the divider to compare the original 3D view with its generated image.
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Compare the living room and kitchen from a second interior position.
Drag the divider to reveal the source 3D view.
Reference apartment: authored reference model, not a survey of a real property.Open this model in 3D
Create one project for the place you live in or own. It keeps the source floor plan, conceptual model and saved revisions together, so a furniture decision does not begin again from a paper drawing each time.
Before buying furniture, place a catalog-sized piece and inspect it in the room.
Before a renovation discussion, compare a Design Option with the reconstructed conditions.
Before moving or renting, share the model view that makes the room relationships clear.
Check the model against your space
One project for each place you return to
Keep a separate project for each home or property you return to. Its floor plan, conceptual model, saved revisions, views, images and available exports stay together, so the next conversation starts with the right place.
What the example demonstrates
In Isla de Pascua, original SketchUp and plan dimensions were refined through MCP/AI using photographs and video. It is a visual interpretation, not a certified survey or evidence of automatic conversion without review. Compare your model with your own source and record decisions that change the interpretation.
Your next decision
Choose one recurring decision, such as a sofa or a home-office corner. Compare the source, the saved arrangement and two real dimensions before treating the model as your household reference.
Guided shows common tasks and Expert exposes direct controls on the same canvas. Assistant changes require an available allowance. The drawing remains the reconstruction reference. The account, editor and billing application currently use English.
Put this skill into practiceOpen the home and tool for this exercise. Options, edits and comments stay in this browser; starting your home does not transfer the sample. Your own project requires an account and the access described in pricing.
