Wright

You direct.
Wright produces.

An AI design studio that turns inspiration into a fully sourced, buyable room, instantly.

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fig. 01 · plate → room · scroll

02 · the spec

Every room resolves to real pieces.

The hero room, itemized 010203040506

fig. 02 · room → spec

  1. 01 Glass pendants, pair holophane, polished nickel 14 ø × 18 in $1,240
  2. 02 Farmhouse sink fireclay, apron front 33 × 20 × 10 in $780
  3. 03 Kitchen island carrara top, painted base 78 × 40 × 36 in $3,900
  4. 04 Range, six-burner stainless, dual oven 48 in $6,200
  5. 05 Open shelving oak, cast-iron brackets 96 in run $920
  6. 06 Counter stools, set of three steel, elm seat 18 × 18 × 26 in $540
  7. 07 Vent hood stainless steel 48 in $1,450
  8. 08 Cotton runner striped flatweave 30 × 72 in $160

8 items · $15,190 · ready to order

03 · how it works

A shell goes in.
A room comes out.

1 · input

A core and shell. Concrete, openings, daylight.

2 · wright

9.8 m 01 · light presets, time of day 02 · objects placed, oriented, sourced sofa · linen selected · $2,450 03 · materials bound to surfaces 04 · shell walls, slabs, openings
The room becomes a scene graph. Walls, objects, materials, light: all state, all editable.

3 · output

A finished room, rendered photoreal, priced to the last piece.

Change your mind and Wright edits the scene, never the pixels. Nothing drifts.

05 · the market

Egypt sells homes as concrete shells.
The buyer makes them livable.

5.6 million urban housing units sitting unused, vacant, or sealed off 2025 analysis
Sold as skeletons: no windows, no doors, no tiles, no fixtures. Finishing them is slow, manual, and unpriced.
~$20 billion Egypt's annual residential real-estate market 2025
1.5 million new housing units needed every year forward pressure

inspiration in · a buyable room out

Be there when the first room opens.