An AI house generator that turns ten simple answers into a complete home: the elevation, the living room, the kitchen and every bedroom, all drawn in one consistent style.
10 people are drawing their dream house right now
Where it stands, what the facade is made of, what's underfoot. You tap — there's nothing to write.
Your house appears with its project note and an estimated build cost, before you decide anything.
Twelve views of the same house, consistent down to the floorboards.
A house you can show, print and build on — not a folder of pictures you forget about.
Every view is high resolution. The dossier is laid out for A4 — nine pages you can put on a table and talk over.
Areas, orientation, materials and an itemised build cost. Not a brief they have to guess at — a starting point they can price.
A vertical video is rendered with your house, ready for stories and reels. People ask where it came from.
Not happy with a room? Redraw that one view on its own, as many times as your credits allow. The rest of the house stays exactly as it is.
One link shows the whole house. Send it to Pinterest, to a group chat, to whoever asked what you had in mind.
Pay once, no account, no subscription. Your house stays online at its own address, and the images are yours to download.
Not as it stands. Domusia draws what your house could look like — it isn't an architect and the images aren't construction drawings. What it gives you is a clear brief: proportions, materials, room layout and a cost range you can hand to someone who does build.
Ten questions take about two minutes. The elevation appears straight away, free. The remaining views are drawn in batches and are usually all there within a few minutes.
You see the elevation before you pay anything — if the house isn't yours, don't go further. After that, every paid house comes with regeneration credits: any view you're not happy with can be redrawn.
Yes. The elevation is used as a reference for every interior, so the materials, the light and the style carry through. That consistency is the whole point — most tools give you twelve unrelated pictures.
No. You pay once, for one house, and it stays yours. There is nothing to cancel.
Ten questions, all pictures. The elevation is free, so you see your house before you decide anything.
Draw my house