There’s something exciting about the moment a design moves from “idea in your head” to something tangible. It’s like the difference between describing a dream to someone and handing them a photograph of it.
My design process is always about testing and refining. I start with a quick sketch, then build on it, making changes as I go. Sometimes what works in theory falls apart when you see it, and that’s where the real progress happens adjusting, rethinking, improving.
For this balcony project, I began in Adobe Sketch, moved to Fresco, and then used AI to bring the concept into a realistic setting. Seeing the design as if it already existed allowed me to make smarter changes early on. It confirmed what worked, revealed what didn’t, and saved both time and resources.
AI didn’t replace creativity it gave it more clarity. It took something abstract and made it concrete, which meant I could approach the project with more confidence. That ability to “see” ideas before committing to them is changing how I design, and it’s a shift I can see benefiting everything from interiors to branding.
If you can think it, you can draw it. If you can draw it, you can create it. And if you can see it before it exists, you can design without limits.