AI Interior Design Styles

Whether you are staging a listing, building a moodboard or just picturing a redesign, naming the interior-design style is what gets you a coherent room instead of a generic one. This guide holds one living room across 14 named styles, so the difference you see is the style alone. Copy a prompt, change the room or the palette, and you have your reference. Works across Midjourney, GPT Image, Flux and Nano Banana.

Works in: Midjourney, GPT Image, Flux, Nano Banana, Stable Diffusion.

How to use this skill

When the user asks for an image prompt in this style, compose one using the formulas and vocabulary below. Fill each slot with a concrete choice, then return the finished prompt. Prefer naming a real camera/lens, a light, and a colour or film treatment, which is what makes the output read as a real photograph rather than an AI render.

Formulas

The interior formula

[room], interior design, [style] style, [signature materials], [light], wide angle, architectural photography

The signature materials are what stop a generic room. For industrial: 'exposed brick, concrete, black metal'. For coastal: 'white and blue, linen, rattan, driftwood'.

Worked prompt examples

_Naming the materials_

A living room interior, interior design photography, wide angle, natural light, Japandi style, light wood, muted earth tones, low furniture, minimal, calm, architectural photography

_Industrial_

A living room interior, interior design photography, wide angle, natural light, industrial style, exposed brick, concrete floor, black metal, leather, warehouse windows

_Bohemian_

A living room interior, interior design photography, wide angle, natural light, bohemian style, layered textiles, rattan, hanging plants, warm earthy tones, eclectic

_Modern luxury_

A living room interior, interior design photography, wide angle, natural light, modern luxury style, marble, brass accents, velvet, statement lighting, high-end, elegant

Vocabulary

14 interior styles, one room

Light & minimal

• Scandinavian: Light wood, white walls, cozy textiles. Bright and calm.
• Japandi: Japanese-Scandinavian calm: light wood, muted earth tones, low furniture.
• Minimalist: Clean lines, neutral palette, almost empty. Serene.
• Coastal: White and blue, linen, rattan, driftwood. Airy, beachy.
• Mid-century modern: Warm wood, tapered legs, retro 1960s palette.

Warm & cozy

• Bohemian: Layered textiles, rattan, plants, warm earthy tones. Eclectic.
• Farmhouse: Shiplap, warm wood, vintage, homely and rustic.
• Cozy hygge: Soft throws, candles, warm low light. Intimate.
• Rustic: Reclaimed wood, stone, exposed beams, warm and natural.

Bold & luxe

• Industrial: Exposed brick, concrete, black metal, leather. Loft.
• Modern luxury: Marble, brass, velvet, statement lighting. High-end.
• Art Deco: Geometric, gold, rich jewel tones, glamorous 1920s.
• Maximalist: Bold colour, pattern clash, gallery walls, more is more.
• Brutalist: Raw concrete, monolithic forms, sparse, dramatic.

From God of Skills: a curated, hand-tested directory of AI skills, prompts, templates and image style guides. Source: https://godofskills.com/playbooks/ai-interior-design?ref=claude-skill