Bring your space
Upload a room photo or sketch to establish the existing layout.
YOUR SPACE. A NEW PERSPECTIVE
A room you love. A plan you understand.
Explore what your space could become, with the materials, lighting, and practical details behind the picture.
Your room. Your ideas. A clearer direction.
A living room before and after an illustrative redesignBeforeThe possibility
More than a beautiful image
- Materials
- Lighting
- Practical details
Smart SparksSmart Spark / Lighting
How do you build the soft glow around this ceiling?
BRILLER INSIGHTS
Briller’s take on this room.
Explore Briller’s actual advice for this living-room redesign. Change the budget to compare how the lighting, wall finishes and fitted details could be built.
Standard · Suggested specificationA 50 mm dropped plasterboard ceiling with an aluminium shadow-gap cove profile, 24 V / 2700 K COB LED strip (14.4 W/m) and a remote driver.
How to implement it
Prepare a flat ceiling, then frame a perimeter pocket set back 50–80 mm from the walls. Fit the LED extrusion and diffuser into the trough, run 24 V wiring to an accessible driver, and finish the plasterboard edge to the trim bead.
What changes: A recessed profile conceals the light source and creates the continuous ceiling glow.
Standard · Suggested specificationWhite-oak-veneered MDF slats on a 9 mm recycled PET acoustic felt backer, fixed to timber counter-battens with black fasteners.
How to implement it
Remove the wallpaper and prepare the substrate. Fix 20 × 45 mm counter-battens at 400 mm centres to suitable wall structure; fasten through the felt gaps. Form electrical and AV openings behind the TV before completing the cladding.
What changes: Natural oak veneer adds real timber texture; the battened build-up provides space to coordinate fixings and cabling.
Standard · Suggested specificationA plasterboard ceiling pocket, 150 mm wide × 100 mm deep, with a dual-channel aluminium curtain track fixed into structural framing.
How to implement it
Frame the pocket with UW/CW 50 steel profiles and 12.5 mm plasterboard. Finish the lower edge with a stop bead or aluminium trim; fix the continuous track into joists or timber noggings inside the recess.
What changes: The ceiling itself conceals the track, giving the full-height curtains a cleaner junction.
Standard · Suggested specificationCustom oak-veneered plywood shelves with concealed steel support rods, plus a low credenza with Blum soft-close hardware on a recessed plinth.
How to implement it
Locate studs or sound masonry and add 45 × 95 mm timber noggings where required. Fix load-rated concealed brackets into structural support, slide on the shelves and secure from below. Route AV cables through grommets to the TV chase.
What changes: Fitted veneer joinery hides the supports and cabling while the recessed plinth lightens the cabinet’s appearance.
Condensed from Briller’s technical notes for this room. Confirm dimensions, electrical compatibility, wall fixings and local costs with your project team.
Get advice for your spaceFROM FIRST PHOTO TO NEXT CHAPTER
A little input. A whole new outlook.
Keep your space at the heart of the process. Bring the references, tell Briller what matters, and explore the possibilities.
Set the mood
Add a moodboard to guide colours, materials and atmosphere.
Tell us your vision
Describe your ideas in your own words — or use your voice.
Explore your render
Review your visualisation, refine the details and find your direction.
For a softer evening atmosphere, try dimmable 2700K lighting with matte walls. Check your paint sample beside the flooring in daylight and after dark — and make sure the light and dimmer are compatible.
Example Briller guidance · lighting & finishes.
REAL EXPERIENCE. HERE TO HELP.
Hey, I’m Mike
I’ve spent the last 15 years building houses and apartments — thousands of them, actually. Somewhere along the way, I got tired of watching people make the same expensive mistakes over and over.
That’s why I built Briller.House: to bring together what I’ve learned and the knowledge of hundreds of colleagues — architects, designers and builders — and put it to work for you. Modern AI makes that shared experience easier to use, from your first design idea to your budget and the details of the build.
Design with a clear direction
Explore modern layouts, materials and lighting with guidance informed by real design projects.
Plan for your budget
Compare essential, balanced and premium options using practical knowledge of materials, labour and finishes.
Understand the practical details
Learn from construction experience: how a detail can be implemented, what works in practice and what to check with your builder.
Watch Mike Briller on YouTube
Design, construction and architecture, explained through video.
Confirm costs, measurements and technical decisions with your project professionals.
MORE THAN A BEAUTIFUL IMAGE
Designed around your real space.
A sense of structure
Room geometry guides the design
Use your existing room as the starting point. Briller is designed to respect the walls, doors and windows that define your space.
References that resonate
Your moodboard, made meaningful
Bring styles, textures and colours you love. Briller helps connect them into a coherent design direction.
From look to living
Shop the Look
Explore product suggestions inspired by your design. Confirm dimensions, availability and suitability before buying.
Ideas with substance
Briller Insights & Smart Sparks
Explore materials, lighting and space-planning ideas through an AI-assisted knowledge base informed by Mike’s and his colleagues’ practical design and construction experience.
EXPLORE THE ATMOSPHERE
Same space. A different mood.
See how the same room feels after dark. Move the slider between soft ceiling light and a layered mix of pendant, artwork and stair lighting.
- Soft ambient
- Warm indirect ceiling light creates a quiet glow. Pendant and accent lights are off.
- Layered evening
- Pendant, artwork and stair lights create brighter focal points. Perimeter lighting is off.
A FEW POSSIBLE DIRECTIONS
Find your kind of home.
Living room
Light, texture & a slower pace
Living room
Room to breathe
Kitchen
The heart of the home
Curated reference photography, not verified Briller output.
A DIFFERENT TOOL FOR EVERY PERSPECTIVE
For the spaces you call yours. And the ones you create for others.
For homeowners
Find a direction before the renovation
Explore how your room could feel before committing to materials, furniture or a renovation plan.
Find your workflow
For designers & architects
Make your ideas easier to see
Develop concepts from sketches and moodboards, discuss options with clients and refine your visual direction.
Find your workflow
For property professionals
Help people see the possibilities
Use visual concepts to explore staging and presentation ideas for properties and development projects.
Find your workflow01How do I get started?+
Open the Briller studio, create an account and add a room photo or sketch. You can then add references and describe the direction you want to explore.
02What knowledge is Briller built on?+
Briller.House brings together Mike Briller’s personal experience and the practical know-how of his colleagues — architects, designers and construction workers — in an AI-assisted knowledge base of modern design and construction solutions. Mike is the face of this shared expertise.
03Will Briller preserve my room’s geometry?+
Briller is designed to use the existing walls, doors and windows as constraints. Check each generated image against your original room; AI results are visual concepts, not construction drawings or a guarantee of exact geometry.
04What can I upload?+
The workflow accepts room photos or sketches, style references and optional architectural drawings. Check the studio upload interface for current supported file types and size limits.
05Can I talk to Briller in Ukrainian?+
Yes. Briller supports natural-language interaction, including English and Ukrainian, with text and voice input.
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