Design inspirationZone-based organization
Create separate mood boards for each area of your space
- Multiple zones
- Style consistency
- Coordinated palettes
Create multi-zone design Mood Boards
Build comprehensive mood boards for complex commercial spaces with dedicated boards for each zone and coordinated design themes.
What you can do
Professional mood board creation and sharing
Design inspiration
Design inspirationPalette and materials per zone
Each board carries its own colours, materials, and imagery
- Colour palettes
- Material choices
- Zone imagery
Design inspirationExport for clients
Take your boards into a client-ready PowerPoint deck
- PowerPoint export
- One slide per zone
- Cover slide included
How Mood Board works
- 01
Say what the space is, for example a sneaker store in a mall, or tap one of the store chips.
- 02
Pick a style and a colour mood: warm, cool, neutral or bold.
- 03
Choose materials if you have a view: wood, stone, metal, glass, fabric, terrazzo or concrete.
- 04
Choose up to four zones, such as the main floor, entrance, feature display and checkout.
- 05
Add any details (brand, budget, things to avoid) and press Generate. Each zone gets its own board.
What it costs
Each zone is four images at 25 credits each, so 100 credits per zone. Regenerating one zone later costs the same.
Good to know
The images are AI inspiration, not a design. They show a direction rather than buildable fixtures, and the materials list describes the intent, not a specification.
The full guide
Retail mood board: a zone-by-zone guide →Frequently asked questions
How many zones can I create?
Give each area of your space its own mood board. Multi-zone mood boards are on Pro and Studio, and the credit cost is shown before you generate.
How do I share with clients?
Export the board as a PowerPoint deck, one slide per zone, and send it to your client.
What file formats can I export?
A PowerPoint deck: a cover slide, then one slide per zone laid out like the board on screen.
Can I get quantities?
Mood boards cover the look and feel. For fixture quantities, use the Quantities (BOQ) tool in the dashboard.