Design Themes and Presets

Updated October 26, 2026 144 views

Design Themes and Presets

Themes and presets provide quick starting points for consistent, professional designs. Save time and maintain brand consistency.

Available Themes

Coastal Luxury: Light colors, natural textures, ocean-inspired elements, relaxed elegance.

Modern Minimal: Clean lines, neutral palette, functional beauty, less is more.

Luxury Elegant: Rich materials, sophisticated colors, ornate details, timeless style.

Bold Contemporary: Strong colors, geometric shapes, statement pieces, trend-forward.

Data-Driven Tech: Sleek surfaces, smart home features, modern materials, innovation focus.

Editorial Magazine: Dramatic lighting, curated styling, publication-worthy quality.

Warm Traditional: Classic furniture, rich woods, comfortable elegance, timeless appeal.

Urban Modern: Industrial touches, city living, mixed materials, contemporary edge.

Creative Playful: Bright colors, unexpected elements, personality-driven, fun design.

Corporate Professional: Polished, business-appropriate, neutral palette, executive appeal.

Using Themes

Quick Application:

  1. Start new design
  2. Select theme from dropdown
  3. AI incorporates theme elements
  4. Generate

Theme + Customization:

  1. Select theme as base
  2. Add custom prompt details
  3. Modify specific elements
  4. Generate

Saving Custom Presets

Create your own presets:

  1. Design a style you love
  2. Click Save as Preset
  3. Name your preset
  4. Add to your preset library

Preset Contents

Each preset saves:

  • Style settings
  • Color preferences
  • Prompt templates
  • Room type defaults
  • Quality settings

Brand Presets

Create brand-specific presets:

  • Match brand colors
  • Consistent style
  • Quick application
  • Team sharing

Managing Presets

View Presets: Settings → Design Presets

Edit Preset: Update any saved setting.

Delete Preset: Remove unused presets.

Share Preset: Share with team members.

Theme Best Practices

  1. Match theme to target audience
  2. Stay consistent within projects
  3. Combine themes thoughtfully
  4. Create client-specific presets
  5. Update presets as trends evolve
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