Lovspark AI

Lovspark is an AI design workspace for interior designers and architects. It brings image generation, editing, rendering and video into one infinite canvas, so a project can move from inspiration to a real product list without switching between apps. It runs in the browser and as a downloadable app.

What you can do

For interiors, Lovspark can stage an empty room, redo a furnished one, swap furniture, restyle soft furnishings, repaint walls or design a bare shell, while keeping the room's structure in place. For architecture, it turns sketches or photos into photoreal exteriors and lets you swap facade materials, sky and time of day. Landscape tools can add turf, a pool or hardscaping from the same camera angle. It also covers product scenes, floor plan to 3D, stills to video, an image editor for removing clutter or relighting, and HD upscaling. The company also says it can generate FF&E schedules and real, shoppable product lists from a design.

Canvas and skills

You can work with connected nodes or place images freely on the canvas, and add comments, sticky notes and documents so a team can collaborate. More than 21 ready-made skills, such as white-model rendering, bare-shell design and soft-furnishing swaps, let you skip writing prompts. The site lists over 12 image and video models you can switch between, and more than 100 prompt templates you can save and reuse.

Pricing

Lovspark is a paid service. At the time of writing, the Creator plan is $19.99 a month, with a first-month offer for new users. Check the site for other plans and credit limits.

Who it is for

It suits interior designers preparing concept boards and client presentations, architects producing quick visual options, home stagers and real estate marketers, and product designers who need marketing scenes.

Things to consider

AI renders are useful for concepts but are not construction drawings. Dimensions, structural details and lighting may not be accurate, so verify any design against measured plans. Product suggestions should be checked for real availability, size and price before quoting clients. Disclose when listing photos are virtually staged, as many property markets require it. Review the commercial licence terms and how uploaded client images are stored.