A Finished House Drawn by AI

A finished house

This came out of ten questions.

Nobody wrote a prompt. Somebody tapped through pictures for two minutes, and this is what they got back.

Herba Home

5 bed · 2 storeys · 4,310 sq ft

Estimated build

$2,140,000 – $2,520,000

Herba Home is a two-storey, 400-square-metre villa situated on an alpine slope bordered by pine forest. The exterior is composed of brutalist offset volumes executed in a steel frame with full glazing across the main elevation. Overarching the upper level, a green roof planted with wild grasses provides a planted cap to the rectilinear steel geometry. The interior uses a consistent palette dominated by large-format pale limestone tiles and minimal white surfaces. Floor-to-ceiling glass runs continuously along the primary facade, admitting natural light across the open plans. The living areas incorporate functional, layered elements including rugs, textiles, books, ceramics, house plants, and wall-mounted artwork. The complete omission of timber and traditional masonry in favor of exposed steel and expansive glass on an alpine site remains a debatable design choice. Prioritizing strict material continuity and continuous transparency over regional construction methods demands active environmental management, placing the building's thermal performance entirely on its mechanical systems and glass specification.

Inside

The same house, room by room.

Every house comes with 9 to 12 views. Here are six of them.

Living room of Herba Home, drawn by AI — Living room

Rear elevation of Herba Home, drawn by AI — Rear elevation

From the approach of Herba Home, drawn by AI — From the approach

Kitchen of Herba Home, drawn by AI — Kitchen

Bathroom of Herba Home, drawn by AI — Bathroom

Principal bedroom of Herba Home, drawn by AI — Principal bedroom

Before you ask

The honest answers.

Is this a house I could actually build?

Not as it stands. Domusia is not an architect and these are not construction drawings. What you get is a clear brief, with proportions, materials and a cost range, that an architect or builder can start from.

How long does the full house take?

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.

Do the rooms actually match the house?

Yes. The elevation is drawn first, then used as a reference for every other view, so the materials and the light carry through. That consistency is the whole point.

What if a view comes out wrong?

Every paid house comes with regeneration credits: three with the house, ten with the dossier. Press Regenerate on any view and it is drawn again from the same house.

Is it a subscription?

No. You pay once, for one house, and it stays yours. There is nothing to cancel.

Your turn

Yours takes two minutes.

Ten questions, all pictures. The elevation is free, so you see your house before you decide anything.

Draw my house