Experiments with Colour & AI for Commercial Interior Design #2 Continuing on from my last post comparing three of the main generative AI platforms, here’s some more commercial interior design images I’ve created using colour in a very obvious way for a hospitality environment. The prompt for this restaurant concept was to use the very brutal colour reference of Analogous color schemes creating cooler (purples, blues, and greens) to see how each platform converted this well-known colour reference into ‘reality’. As per previously, Midjourney adds a lovely richness and depth of detail in the images and made the colours more muted, whereas Firefly kept them a lot more chromatic and the images have more of a painterly quality. Bing was somewhere between the two in terms of colour tone and styling. As always, there are elements in the detail of these AI generated images that would need editing for any of them to be put in front of a client as part of the design development process, but they definitely speed up the process and using all more than one AI platform helps designers to get a different look to design concepts (it's like having very different team members working on the same project). Let me know your thoughts, and if there’s a particular platform you prefer. Prompt shown in the first comment.