Room geometry guides the design
Use your existing room as the starting point. Briller is designed to respect the walls, doors and windows that define your space.
Your moodboard, made meaningful
Bring styles, textures and colours you love. Briller helps connect them into a coherent design direction.
Shop the Look
Explore product suggestions inspired by your design. Confirm dimensions, availability and suitability before buying.
Briller Insights & Smart Sparks
Explore materials, lighting and space-planning ideas through an AI-assisted knowledge base informed by Mike’s and his colleagues’ practical design and construction experience.
Start with essential, balanced and premium options for the same room. Then compare materials, labour and lighting separately.
Illustrative budget-planning example. Estimates need local pricing and a confirmed project scope.
REAL EXPERIENCE. HERE TO HELP.
Hey, I’m Mike Briller.
I’ve spent the last 15 years building houses and apartments — thousands of them, actually. Somewhere along the way, I got tired of watching people make the same expensive mistakes over and over.
That’s why I built Briller.House: to bring together what I’ve learned and the knowledge of hundreds of colleagues — architects, designers and builders — and put it to work for you. Modern AI makes that shared experience easier to use, from your first design idea to your budget and the details of the build.
Design with a clear direction
Explore modern layouts, materials and lighting with guidance informed by real design projects.
Plan for your budget
Compare essential, balanced and premium options using practical knowledge of materials, labour and finishes.
Understand the practical details
Learn from construction experience: how a detail can be implemented, what works in practice and what to check with your builder.
Design, construction and architecture, explained through video.
Confirm costs, measurements and technical decisions with your project professionals.
Bring drawings into the conversation
Use architectural drawings as optional context for dimensions and constraints. Explore your concept with Briller; construction decisions should rely on verified measurements and professional documentation.