Workflow Library

Kelly compares vertical, herringbone, and horizontal backsplash patterns.

Kelly tests mirror shapes and frames in the client's own bathroom.

Kelly turns one manufacturer photograph into a three-option fabric lineup.

Kelly shows new countertops in the client's actual kitchen.

Kelly reconfigures a sectional from a single stock image.

Furniture designer, Steve Wilcox, shows how to quickly explore ideas for a simple product: a collection of everyday footstools.

Steve turns one footstool design into pencil, pen and ink, marker, watercolor, and photorealistic styles.

Steve demonstrates refining a footstool design by creating variations using different shapes and fabrics.

Steve explains how to use the parameters interface to refine details such as fabric, color, and shape.

Steve designs a fabric pattern, saves it to his asset library, and applies it to a footstool in the parameters window.

Steve creates marketing, lifestyle, elevation, and studio images from one approved footstool design.

Austin shares how to refine designs by adjusting specific components like case, doors, base, hardware, and finish.

Austin combines reference images and design language to generate scene details like palette, materials, and lighting.

Austin describes some of the features of IQ Design, K&B material variations

Kelly takes the same room from daylight to evening light.

Kelly turns a moodboard into one finished room.

Kelly Eisenberg, CID, turns a black and white SketchUp model into a photoreal client-ready visualization.

Kelly compares stained and painted cabinet finishes side by side.

Kelly puts real paint colors on the client's actual walls.

Product designer, Austin Garner, presents IQ Design, a pro tool with parametric precision.