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AI training built for how interior designers actually work
The all access pass to every AI course. Plus the private student community and monthly tutorials library. Built by a designer, for designers — so AI finally works the way you work.
You've seen what AI can do. But you haven't seen real results from it.
You've tried ChatGPT. Maybe Midjourney. Maybe Claude. But the results feel generic, the workflows don't stick, and you're back to doing things the slow way.
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You're using AI like a chatbot, not like a system
Asking questions and copying answers isn't a workflow. Real leverage comes from skills built around how your firm works — and most designers have never been shown what that looks like.
02
The generic AI advice doesn't fit design firms
Tutorials made for marketers and corporate teams skip everything that matters in a design business — FF&E, procurement, client comms, presentation work, project management.
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You don't have time to figure it out alone
You're already working at capacity. You don't need to learn prompt engineering from scratch — you need workflows, skills, and a path built specifically for design work.
Five courses. A complete AI playbook for designers.
Each course includes video tutorials, lesson resources and custom Claude skills your firm can use the same day. Click any course below to see what's inside, all included with your Hub membership.
AI Foundations
AI for Procurement
AI for Design Visualizations
AI for Project Management
AI for Sales & Marketing
What you'll actually build
Every course turns into client-ready work your firm can use the same day — schedules, sourcing shortlists, tear sheets, renderings and more. Here's a look at what designers are producing inside the Hub.
FF&E Schedules
Give it a messy spreadsheet, a floor plan, a pile of product links — or just talk through the rooms — and you get back a proper FF&E schedule in your own template, product images already in the cells.
Product Sourcing Shortlists
Tell it what you're after and it comes back with a real shortlist — your trade vendors first, with images so you can scan. It's also what you reach for when a piece gets discontinued or a client says no and you need alternatives.
Client-Ready Tear Sheets
Drop in a product link, a batch of links, or a few rows from your schedule. Out comes a branded tear sheet for each — one per page, your fonts, your colors, the product shot found and cleaned up for you.
JULY 2026
Design Renderings
You don't need to outsource your renderings or spend days modeling a room. Start from a floorplan, sketch, photo or raw model and get realistic renderings in minutes — the visuals that sell your projects in a fraction of the time.
AUGUST 2026
Project Timelines
The plan that keeps a project on track shouldn't take an afternoon to build. Turn an intake form into a phased schedule, meeting notes into action items, scattered dates into one clean, client-ready timeline. The organized, on-top-of-it designer — without the spreadsheet wrangling.
SEPTEMBER 2026
Marketing Content
Your finished projects are your best marketing — if only you had time to share them. Hand over one project and get on-brand social posts, a newsletter and a website-ready write-up, all sounding like you. The marketing you keep meaning to do, finally done.
Plus the things that make AI actually stick
The courses teach you the system. The community and monthly tutorials keep you going long after.
The Community Hub
1,900+ designers sharing what's actually working in their firms right now. Post questions, share wins, and see real workflows from designers in projects like yours.
- Private members-only community
- Direct access to Stacy for Q&A
- Searchable archive of past discussions and workflows
- Designers from 33+ countries already inside
Monthly Tutorial Library
A growing library of workflow tutorials covering what's new and useful across the AI landscape for designers.
- Recent drops: ChatGPT for Designers, photoreal renderings in Nano Banana Pro, renderings & animation in Magnific, instant mood boards in Google Mixboard, marketing materials in Canva AI
- Workflow-first walkthroughs, not feature tours
- Provides the latest updates as tools change, so you're always ahead
What you'd pay à la carte
Buying individual courses adds up fast. Here's what your Hub membership actually covers.
Lock in $397/year for life. As new courses are added this Summer, the price will go up — but your rate never will, as long as your membership stays active.
Three things to know before you join
Why Claude?
It's the best tool that does the work — running skills that produce real files, not just chat answers. Coming from ChatGPT? Foundations walks you through switching over.
What you'll need
A Claude subscription (Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise — a free account won't run the skills). Billed by Anthropic; the Hub shows you how to set it up. The Renderings Course uses low-cost tools like Nano Banana Pro.
Works with your stack
Claude sits upstream of project management software — doing the manual prep, then handing you clean output to drop straight into your existing tools. Nothing to migrate or replace.
I enthusiastically recommend Stacy's AI course! In a simple manner, Stacy introduced us to the latest AI tools as they relate to creating and editing interior renderings.
Packed with great information and formatted in a clear, smooth, easy-to-follow format. Not overwhelming, and I love that you can go back and revisit the course for refresher moments as necessary.
Excellent training! Very helpful to keep in step with what AI is throwing at us. It's fun and Stacy makes it easy to understand. I would highly recommend this course to any designer who wants to keep up in the future.
Stacy is phenomenal! She led both a session at our commercial design event and a private training for our internal design team—and it completely shifted how our designers think about AI.
We were all so impressed! Stacy taught our office, architecture and ID, the AI for Interior Designers course. Learning about the tools out there and best practices was helpful to all of our disciplines.
The best money I have ever spent for my business. Stacy is an amazing teacher and the course is concise, extremely well organized, and easy to follow with plenty of action items along the way.
A wealth of knowledge. Stacy was extremely helpful and valuable to our community. She brings it into an easy-to-understand format!
Loved the AI for Interior Designers course! Stacy teaches in a clear, easy-to-follow way, and I feel confident in advanced creation and editing techniques with MidJourney and ChatGPT.
Stacy Thorwart
I've trained more than 8,500 interior designers and architects worldwide on how to bring AI into their work with clarity and confidence — without losing the craft that makes them designers.
Before The Intelligent Designer, I spent over a decade in commercial interiors, most recently leading global AI strategy at Steelcase, the world's largest office furniture manufacturer and a Fortune 500 company — building the kind of scalable AI frameworks most firms never get access to.
I built the Hub because I was tired of watching brilliant designers get left behind by training that was too technical, too generic, or too disconnected from how a real firm operates. This is the system I wish every designer had.
Things designers ask before joining
I'm not techy. Will I actually be able to do this?
Which courses are available right now?
Is this a membership or one-time purchase?
Which AI tools will I need to pay for?
Do you offer pricing for my whole team?
I've taken AI courses before. How is this different?
The designers who adapt will lead
You don't need to become an AI expert. You need a system built for design work — and the workflows to put it to use this week.
Start with a single course
The Procurement Course — which includes Foundations — is available now, with three more launching through 2026. Begin with one course and upgrade to the All-Access Hub whenever you're ready.
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