One Project Per Room
kitchen, primary bath, basement, each tracked separately
Renovations & outdoors
Plan Every Room Without Losing Track of Any of Them
One project per room, each with its own history — so three renovations don't turn into one blur.
The starting point
Renovating Room by Room and Losing Track of What You Decided?
A whole-home renovation isn't one decision, it's forty small ones, spread across months and usually across more than one contractor. Losing track of what you already decided is how budgets creep.
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Forgetting which flooring you picked for the hallway versus the bedroom
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Two contractors quoting against two different versions of "the plan"
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A material decided on in March that nobody can find by June
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Losing the thread on what's already budgeted vs. still undecided
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A whole-home vision that looks cohesive in your head, incoherent on paper
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How Briller helps
Full History, Not Just the Latest Version
every Refine saved
Unlimited Projects
nothing capped while you're mid-renovation
HD, Contractor-Ready Downloads
no watermark
Your workflow
From your photo to your next step.
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Upload Each Room
start a separate project per room
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Brief Per Room
describe the direction for that specific space
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Magic Render
Briller generates a direction for each project
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Refine
adjust any project independently
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Download
HD, watermark-free, project by project
Illustrative advice for this use case
Briller Insights
An example of the kind of guidance you can explore. Briller’s AI-assisted knowledge base brings together Mike’s experience and the practical know-how of architects, designers and builders. Check the details against your actual space.
Materials & Composition
5" wide-plank white oak flooring, engineered, throughout the main living area
Lighting & Ambiance
2700K dimmable recessed lighting; spacing depends on fixture output and the room
Installation & Engineering Notes
Wide-plank engineered flooring floats over most subfloors — but if underfloor heating is part of the plan, get that spec'd before you buy the flooring, not after.
Before you commit
Unlimited projects means unlimited rooms, not unlimited scope creep. Structural changes can alter the whole-home budget. Explore the idea, then have an engineer assess the structure and a contractor price the actual scope.
Directions to explore
Kitchen Project
cabinet and counter direction, tracked independently
Primary Bath Project
fixture and tile direction
Main Living Area
flooring direction, shown on its own timeline
Try these briefs
Copy an example, add your constraints and budget, then paste it into the Briller app.
Match the flooring direction from the living room into the hallway
Same cabinet tone as the kitchen, scaled down for the laundry room
Show me this room with the wall opened up, just as a concept
FAQ
Questions you might have
A few practical answers before you start.
01Can I track a kitchen and two bathrooms at once?
Yes — each is its own project with its own history.
02Does Refine history help me stay consistent across rooms?
Yes — you can reference an earlier project's direction in a new brief.
03Is there a limit on projects with Pro Design?
No — unlimited projects on this tier.
04Can I hand these renders to more than one contractor?
Yes — HD, watermark-free downloads are built for that.
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Let’s make your next step clearer.
Bring your space, your budget and what matters most. Explore a direction before you commit.
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