A corner that invites you in.
The reading chair follows the light. Its position becomes part of the furnished plan.
For the people who shape spaces
Your vision.
In every detail.
AI-assisted interior design workflows for residential studios. Explore how a brief, drawings, and material references can connect—with professional judgment at each step.
Open source · Active development · Illustrative examples
The Window RoomA study in light, space & everyday life
ILLUSTRATIVE PROJECT / 001Design is in the details. Keep them connected.Discover the story
One connected perspective
01 /The beginning
“A place to read.
A place to gather.”
Every project begins with something wonderfully human. A way of living. A feeling to come home to. Your work gives it form.
From the project brief
Keep the floor.
Make room for books.
Let the light lead.
02 /The work behind the room
Every detail begins
with a decision.
The room takes shape through the choices you make. Give those choices a clear thread through the project.
A palette you can put into words.
Oak, linen, and warm mineral tones. Each selection gets a reference and a place in the schedule.
Storage with a sense of proportion.
Three joinery modules turn a visual idea into a dimensioned discussion.
03 /From intention to information
Give each decision
a place to go.
The concept, the drawing, the material reference. This worked example connects them through shared references. OpenLintel is developing that approach into software, designed to keep professional review at each step.
Explore the workflowA detail, connected
Oak storage → J-01 → Drawing WR-02
04 /For your practice
Made for the work
around the design.
For the people developing the ideas, resolving the details, and making the project understandable.
Interior design studiosKeep the whole
Carry spatial intent
Keep the whole
room in view.
Connect concepts, selections, and project information as your residential work develops.
For design studios Residential architectsCarry spatial intent
into the detail.
Communicate interior decisions through plans, elevations, and material references.
For residential architectsOpen by design
An open foundation
for your practice.
Explore the source. Understand the project. Help shape what comes next.
Meet the open-source projectUseful before any pilot
Start with the
information.
Editable resources with blank and illustrative worked examples. Free to use without an account.
Agree the brief
Turn the client conversation into recorded priorities and unresolved questions.
Client questionnaireDescribe the selection
Record the product reference, requirements, and information still to confirm.
Specification sheetConnect the schedule
Carry item references into a room-by-room FF&E register.
FF&E scheduleAn early-stage conversation
Does your residential practice struggle to keep drawings, selections, or revisions aligned? Learn about pilot discovery, current availability, and the work still in development.
Pilot discoveryAn invitation to look closer
See how the details
come together.
A room. Five chapters.
A clearer picture of the work.