Checklist urges reviewers to check AI room-design images against the original photo

A product team at AI Room Design argues that photo-to-room generators can produce convincing images that still fail basic practical tests. They say reviewers should compare each result with the input photo, since the original sets constraints like windows, doors, floor edges and room geometry. The post distinguishes between redesigning a furnished room and virtually staging an empty one, and recommends making that choice explicit in the tool. It proposes a manual checklist covering preserved openings, recognizable boundaries, plausible walking paths and any invented details. The authors note that a photo-based concept is not a measured floor plan and should be verified by a qualified professional before purchases or construction decisions.