Generate a new design render

Use this guide when you want a visual render of a design direction, or you are not sure how to ask Oona for one.

Renders are best for testing a direction (palette, vibe, layout change) before you commit time or money. They are directional, not exact product matches.

How to ask for a render

You do not need a special command. Describe what you want to see and what should stay the same.

• Name the room or area.
• Name the main change you want applied.
• List what must stay unchanged (pieces, layout, surfaces).
• Add style/material cues for any new elements.

Good examples

• “Show this living room warmer and softer, but keep the sofa and layout.”
• “Generate a render with the sofa facing the window, keeping everything else.”
• “Show this bedroom with a linen palette and low-profile furniture.”

If the render misses the mark

Describe what worked and what missed (“keep the palette, but reduce contrast” or “only change the rug”). Focused follow-ups usually work better than starting over.

If a render fails or takes too long, see Why a render may take time or fail.