Choose the part of the cabin you want to change
Interior ideas work best with a clear focus. Choose upholstery to explore the visual treatment of the seats, or cockpit to explore the dashboard and surrounding details. Available concept directions include black and cognac upholstery with contrast stitching, a matte carbon cockpit and an Alcantara-style steering wheel treatment.
Use your own instructions to describe the palette and the elements you want to retain. For example, a request for cognac seat centers, dark bolsters and subtle stitching creates a more specific direction than asking for a luxury interior.
Start with the view that matches your idea
For upholstery, include the seat surfaces and some neighboring trim so you can judge the color relationships. For a cockpit concept, show the steering wheel, dashboard and center console clearly. Even light helps preserve the difference between dark materials, while a clean lens and a steady photo make small stitching and trim details easier to inspect.
Give the materials a common direction
Pick one main color, one supporting material and a restrained accent. You might compare warm upholstery against dark trim, or an almost monochrome cabin with a small contrasting stitch. Keep the rest of the interior consistent while exploring those choices, so you can see which change creates the effect you want.
Compare the original photo with the generated concept at full size first. Then inspect the areas where the materials meet. Save a promising idea and use it as a reference for a more focused revision.
A cabin concept, ready to discuss
AI can suggest appearance, but it cannot confirm material feel, exact color or component compatibility. The output is a visual reference for your design choices. CarTuning.ai for iOS is coming soon; you can prepare an interior photo and a short design brief now.
