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Next up: 'Space Type'. Each space, from living rooms to home offices, shapes the design output uniquely. We will explore this variable with a consistent Eye-Level View. #ai #InteriorDesign #Midjourney #aiartcommunity 🧵

Kitchen.
The heart of the home, where functionality meets aesthetics. From efficient layouts to aesthetic details, every aspect matters. Midjourney seems to prefer an open kitchen design, which seems to be a problem in some areas where there is a lot of smoke when cooking. 1/

Dining Room.
A space for shared meals and conversations. It calls for a comfortable setting that accommodates gatherings, yet intimate enough for a cozy dinner. The design should facilitate interaction, with a focus on the dining table - the centerpiece of the room. 2/

Bedroom.
A personal sanctuary that prioritizes comfort and tranquility. The design should promote relaxation and rest, with a focus on the bed as the centerpiece. Considerations include soothing color schemes, soft lighting, and minimal clutter for a peaceful atmosphere. 3/

Bathroom.
A space that combines functionality and relaxation. The design should ensure privacy and hygiene, with easy-to-clean surfaces and efficient layouts. Elements like soothing color schemes, good lighting, and storage solutions contribute to a spa-like atmosphere. 4/

Home Office.
A productive space that needs to balance comfort and efficiency. The design should facilitate focus, with a dedicated work area, good lighting, and ergonomic furniture. Personal touches and greenery can make the space more inviting and less sterile. 5/

Children's Room.
A versatile space that serves for sleep, study, and play. The design should be safe and stimulating, with space for creativity and growth. Considerations include durable materials, storage for toys and books, and a color scheme that sparks joy and imagination. 6/

Laundry Room
A functional space that often multitasks. The design should prioritize efficiency, with easy access to appliances, ample storage for laundry supplies, and a dedicated area for folding clothes. Good lighting and ventilation are key for a pleasant laundry experience 7/

Garage
More than just a parking space, it often serves as a workshop or storage area. The design should consider vehicle access, storage solutions for tools and equipment, and durable surfaces that can withstand wear and tear. Good lighting is key for safety and functionality. 8/

Basement
A versatile space that can serve multiple functions, from a game room to a home theater. The design should consider lighting to brighten the space, insulation for comfort, and moisture control to prevent dampness. Creative use of space can maximize its potential. 9/

Attic
An often overlooked space that holds great potential. The design should consider the unique architecture, with sloped ceilings and small windows. It can be transformed into a cozy bedroom, a quiet home office, or a creative studio, with the right use of space and light. 10/

Entryway.
The first impression of a home. The design should be welcoming and functional, with space for shoes, coats, and keys. A mirror can make the space look larger, while a small table or bench adds convenience. The style should set the tone for the rest of the home. 11/

Hallway
Often seen as a transitional space, but with potential for more. The design should ensure clear paths for movement, with good lighting for safety. Wall art or family photos can add interest, while clever storage solutions can make use of this often underutilized space.12/

Closet
A crucial space for storage and organization. The design should maximize space usage, with solutions for different types of clothing and accessories. Good lighting is needed, and a mirror can add functionality. A well-organized closet can make daily routines smoother. 13/

Pantry.
A dedicated space for food storage. The design should prioritize organization, with shelving systems for different types of food items. Good lighting and labels can help keep everything easy to find. A well-planned pantry can make meal prep more efficient. 14/

Mudroom
A transitional space between the outdoors and indoors. The design should be durable and easy to clean, with storage for coats, shoes, and outdoor gear. A bench for sitting and hooks for hanging items add functionality. A mudroom can keep the rest of the home cleaner. 15/

Balcony.
An outdoor space that can serve as a mini escape. The design should consider weather-resistant materials, with comfortable seating for relaxation. Plants can add greenery and privacy, while lighting can create a cozy atmosphere. Balcony can extend the living space. 16/

Home Gym
A space dedicated to fitness and well-being. The design should consider the type of workouts, with space for equipment and movement. Mirrors can aid in form checking, and good ventilation is key for a comfortable workout. A well-planned home gym can make fitness easy.17/

Home Theater. A space dedicated to entertainment and relaxation. The design should consider comfortable seating, sound insulation, and the right screen size for the room. Lighting control is important for the best viewing experience. Bring the cinema experience home. 18/