Two ways to design

Use New variant to see what is possible. Each one creates a fresh design from your brief and settings — a new direction, not a tweak of the last one. You don't have to rewrite your brief for each one: the system gives you different takes on the same brief, so just keep generating to collect several options before you commit to any of them. With a Facade Kit you can run two variants at once, side by side, to explore even faster.

Once a design speaks to you, switch to refining it. Refine keeps the look you already have and adjusts it — change colors, swap materials, edit the structure, clean up the surroundings, or add a short instruction. Each refinement builds on the current design instead of starting over.

Most changes are easiest to describe in words: just write what you want in the instruction field, for example "make the front door glass". When the place is hard to name, show it instead. Tap "Select area" and drag a rectangle, or choose "Lasso" to outline any shape, then write what should change there. You can mark several areas, each with its own instruction. Use it only when words aren't precise enough, not for every edit.

New variants first, then refine. This is the single most important habit for great results.

• Generate several designs to gather different directions
• Pick the one you like most
• Refine that one until it is exactly right
• Don't get stuck refining the first result — you may be polishing a direction you'd never have chosen