Prompt Guide
Learn how to write prompts that produce the best results.
Prompt Structure
A well-structured prompt typically includes:
- Space Type: What kind of environment
- Style: Design aesthetic
- Key Elements: Important objects or features
- Atmosphere: Mood and lighting
Prompt Templates
Interior Space
A [style] [room type] with [key furniture], [materials/textures], and [lighting condition]
Example:
"A mid-century modern living room with a teal velvet sofa, walnut wood accents, brass fixtures, and warm evening lighting"
Exterior Space
A [style] [outdoor space] featuring [landscape elements], [architectural elements], and [time of day/weather]
Example:
"A Mediterranean courtyard garden with terracotta tiles, a central fountain, olive trees, and soft afternoon sunlight"
Do's and Don'ts
Do
- Be specific about materials and colors
- Mention lighting conditions
- Include atmosphere descriptors
- Reference specific design styles
Don't
- Use vague terms like "nice" or "good"
- List too many conflicting elements
- Request specific brands or copyrighted content
- Include text or signage requirements
Style Keywords
Design Styles
- Modern, contemporary, minimalist
- Traditional, classic, vintage
- Industrial, rustic, bohemian
- Scandinavian, Japanese, Mediterranean
Lighting
- Natural light, golden hour, soft ambient
- Dramatic, moody, bright and airy
- Warm, cool, neutral
Atmosphere
- Cozy, professional, luxurious
- Peaceful, energetic, mysterious
- Inviting, spacious, intimate