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AI for Designers · live online workshop

AI training for interior designers: sourcing schedules, mood-board copy and change orders, drafted from your decisions

Brief AI once on the home you’re designing, and the paperwork around your rooms starts from decisions you’ve already made.

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AI for Designers · live online workshop · bring the project you’re designing this week

Where your week goes

Clients hire you for your eye. The schedules, write-ups and awkward emails around the room are the part nobody pays you enough for.

Set up in the workshop

Sourcing schedules

Now: Every piece you specify lives in a browser tab, and the schedule gets typed up at midnight before the client meeting.

With AI: Your selections and notes become a schedule with sizes, finishes and supplier for each piece, plus the reason you chose it.

Set up in the workshop

Mood-board copy and presentations

Now: The boards look right, but the words that explain them get written on the way to the presentation.

With AI: Each board gets a short story of the room in the client’s own words, and AI plays the client so you hear the pushback first.

Set up in the workshop

Change orders

Now: Change orders go out late, because writing them feels like a confrontation.

With AI: The project folder already holds every decision, so a change order with its cost and timing impact is drafted for you to send.

Next, with the same method

Trade handoffs

Now: Specs for the joiner and the upholsterer live in your inbox, so details go missing between studio and site.

With AI: Your decisions become a handoff note for each trade, with dimensions and finishes.

What you’ll set up

You set it up live on the home or room you’re designing this week.

  1. Visualize

    Brief AI once on the home.

    You brief AI once on the home and how the household lives in it. Context beats a clever prompt, so nothing comes back generic.

  2. Automate

    Schedules and board copy start from your picks.

    AI drafts the schedules, the board copy and each change order from your selections, and you make every design call.

  3. Optimize

    The project folder answers the next change order.

    Every selection and client decision goes into one project folder, so the next change order, or the next home, starts from what you know.

Example board copy (illustrative)

The living room starts from the one thing you both agreed on: the window seat.

Warm oak, a deep green sofa and low lamps, so weeknights feel like the weekend.

You set it up in AI for Designers. To see how far designers can take Claude, read Claude Code for designers.

Every Design Match landing page used to take me months. Now I research, write and ship one in a day with AI, the way I taught PepsiCo’s designers to work.

Danielle Thompson, founder of Switchboards

Questions

Is this an AI course made for interior designers?

No. It’s AI for Designers, my live online workshop for designers who want AI on the busywork around the design. You bring the home you’re designing this week.

Will AI make my rooms look generic?

AI never designs the room. Your eye makes every call, and as design careers change with AI, that judgement is what clients pay for.

Is this about AI renderings?

No. It takes the schedules, board copy, change orders and client emails off your plate, where most of a studio’s week goes.

Can I use it on client homes?

Yes. You choose what goes in, so addresses and names can stay out, and every draft is yours to check before a client sees it.

Hear the next workshop date first.

Bring the home you’re designing now, and set up a process that drafts the schedules, the board copy and the change orders.

Joining the waitlist is free, and you’ll hear the next date first.