Exterior AI

Edit this image. Keep the camera angle, lighting, time of day, the pool, the water, the black lane markings, the lane ropes, the ladders, the reel, the buildings and the whole background exactly as they are. Make only these two corrections: 1. SWAP THE DECK WIDTHS. The wide 5.00 m paved terrace must be on the side of the WHITE WALL. The strip of pavers between the pool coping and the white wall becomes 10 rows wide (5.00 m). The other three sides of the pool — including the one that currently shows the wide terrace — become narrow: exactly 3 rows of pavers (1.50 m) from the coping to the kerb. The pool does not move and does not change size; only the paved margins change width, so the black perimeter fence follows the new, tighter outline on those three sides and the whole paved platform shifts its bulk to the wall side. 2. MOVE THE WHITE WALL OUT TO THE PROPERTY LINE. Right now there is a strip of bare ground and grass between the wall and the street. Push the wall out so its outer face sits directly on the property boundary, with the public concrete sidewalk starting immediately at its base — no grass, no bare earth, no setback between the wall and the sidewalk. The wall keeps the same height, the same white finish and the same length.

Prompt: Edit this image. Keep the camera angle, lighting, time of day, the pool, the water, the black lane markings, the lane ropes, the ladders, the reel, the buildings and the whole background exactly as they are. Make only these two corrections: 1. SWAP THE DECK WIDTHS. The wide 5.00 m paved terrace must be on the side of the WHITE WALL. The strip of pavers between the pool coping and the white wall becomes 10 rows wide (5.00 m). The other three sides of the pool — including the one that currently shows the wide terrace — become narrow: exactly 3 rows of pavers (1.50 m) from the coping to the kerb. The pool does not move and does not change size; only the paved margins change width, so the black perimeter fence follows the new, tighter outline on those three sides and the whole paved platform shifts its bulk to the wall side. 2. MOVE THE WHITE WALL OUT TO THE PROPERTY LINE. Right now there is a strip of bare ground and grass between the wall and the street. Push the wall out so its outer face sits directly on the property boundary, with the public concrete sidewalk starting immediately at its base — no grass, no bare earth, no setback between the wall and the sidewalk. The wall keeps the same height, the same white finish and the same length.
AI model: Exterior AI
Created: October 19, 2026
Seed: 0

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