Masterplan
Exterior
Plans
InteriorsTake a concept from a brief to a whole project — and keep it consistent the whole way.
Exteriors, plans, interiors and masterplan stay one project. Branch any direction, switch any mode, keep every version — the style, materials and references carry across without a re-brief.
Any model can make a picture. Nuit makes a project.
The image models are everywhere now — that part is easy. The hard part is keeping a concept coherent: the same materials from the masterplan down to a single room, every direction explored, every version kept, and nothing lost or overwritten along the way. That is the work Nuit does.
One brief. Every direction. One project.
This is the actual Nuit canvas. You start from a written brief, branch any image into a new direction, and carry one consistent style across every mode. Nothing is a dead end — every branch is kept.
The same concept, across every mode.
You describe Solana once. The materials, proportions and light carry from the site plan to a single room — nothing re-briefed, nothing drifting.
House, courtyards and planting on the parcel — the same materials and proportions as every other mode.
Board-formed concrete and oak joinery carried straight from the exterior — you didn't describe the room from scratch.
A heavier reading of the same house. Branched, not re-briefed — the root concept stays untouched beside it.
Drawn from the same brief, the pool and terrace held in the exact footprint of the exterior.
A quieter volume set into the slope — one of several directions explored side by side, none of them lost.
The light-oak joinery from the living room carried straight into the kitchen — one material language, no re-brief.
Made with Nuit.
Every one of these is a full project — briefed, branched and kept consistent across modes. Real concepts, from a written brief.
Nuit is built for the concept phase — the fast, exploratory stage where a project finds its direction.
One connected canvas. The whole exploration lives in one place — every mode, every branch, every reference. You work on a project, not on a folder of unrelated renders.
Branch, don't restart. Return to any image and take it somewhere new. Directions sit side by side; the root concept is never overwritten, so comparing options is instant.
Switch modes without re-briefing. Move from masterplan to exterior to a single room and the style holds — the same materials, proportions and light, carried automatically.
Keep everything. Every version and every branch stays in one tree. Improved an image and preferred the last take? Step back to it. Nothing is lost.
Set the references once. Add a moodboard and notes per section; every generation considers them, so intent carries through the whole concept.
Fast enough to actually explore. Options in an afternoon, not three weeks — so you present a considered direction, not the first thing that came out.
Made for the concept phase.
Architects
Take a client brief to a coherent set of directions in a sitting — and present a concept, not a mood collage.
Developers
Compare real options fast, all in one consistent story, before committing a practice to a direction.
Interior designers
Carry a building's material language straight into rooms, so interiors read as part of the same project.
Pricing
Free
- 10 images total
- All design modes
- Full-resolution export
- Reference uploads
Concept
- ~30 complete project concepts
- All design modes
- Buy generation packs
- Email support
Design
- ~80 complete project concepts
- All design modes
- Buy generation packs
- Priority support
Studio
- ~200 complete project concepts
- All design modes
- Buy generation packs
- Priority support
One-time generation packs are also available — from $7 for 20 generations. Purchased generations never expire.
Questions
- Isn't this just an image generator?
- No. The models are a commodity — the value is keeping a whole concept consistent across modes and branches, and never losing a direction. Nuit is a workspace for developing a concept, not a feed of one-off pictures.
- Does the style really stay consistent?
- Yes. The style, materials and references you set carry across every mode and every branch, so a masterplan and a single room read as one project — without describing each from scratch.
- Can I go back to an earlier version?
- Every image and branch is kept in one tree. Nothing is overwritten; step back to any point — including a previous take after an improve — and continue from it.
- Will it replace the architect?
- No. It's a concept-phase tool: you direct it, branch it and edit it. It gets you to a considered direction faster, then you take it into documentation.
From a brief to a consistent concept — in an afternoon.
