Maket has launched a feature that turns a written description or a photo into a floor or wall material. The material is applied to a room in a Maket floor plan, so homeowners and designers can see a finish in their own layout before choosing it.
To make one, users select a room and create a new material from its flooring or walls menu, next to Maket's built-in library. They can describe it, such as a checkerboard stone tile with a softly aged finish, or upload a photo of one. The texture Maket generates can then be adjusted with a follow-up request, like making it darker, and rotated or scaled before it is added.
Each new material is saved to a personal library called My Materials and can be reused in other rooms of the plan. Switching the plan to 3D shows the room with the new floor or wall in place.
Maket is free to start with 30 one-time credits. The Homeowner plan costs $20 per month with 300 credits, and Pro costs $100 per month with 3,000 credits.
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Maket is an AI home design platform for residential projects. Users describe the home they want and get a furnished floor plan they can edit and view in 3D. Users can also upload existing plans as an image or PDF. The company reports more than one million registered users since its 2023 public launch, and the new materials feature follows Text to Furniture, which builds 3D furniture pieces from a description.
