Free AI Kitchen Design Generator

100% free to use

Generate as many kitchen design concepts as you want.

Your generations stay private

We never use or share your creations with any third parties.

Full commercial licence

Feel free to use your AI-generated designs in commercial projects.

Example AI-generated kitchen designs

Here’s a small sample of what you can generate using our AI kitchen generator, together with prompt examples for inspiration.

"brutalist kitchen design, exposed concrete walls and countertops, black steel accents, raw industrial lighting, minimal furniture, parametric spatial flow, architectural realism"

"ultra-minimalist kitchen, oversized island, flush cabinetry, no handles, indirect lighting, balanced layout and space proportions, designed with interior design principles, livable and functional space"

"japandi kitchen, muted color palette, ash wood and beige stone, minimalist layout, cozy lighting, designed with real interior logic, ergonomic and livable space, interior architecture realism"

"minimalist open-plan kitchen, seamless cabinetry, matte white and natural oak, integrated appliances, island with waterfall edge, soft indirect lighting, clutter-free"

"earthy mediterranean kitchen, natural stone and warm-toned plaster, curved archways, open shelving, terracotta flooring, soft natural light, functional layout and spatial flow"

"compact kitchen for modern apartment, parametric storage solutions, matte black and wood, space-saving layout, under-cabinet lighting, futuristic interior design"

How to use the AI kitchen design generator?

Describe the aesthetic you want the AI to generate.
Click the "Generate image" button.
Download the result if you like it or regenerate to get a new variation (even without changing your description).

Next, share the AI-generated architectural design with your clients for ideas and discussion to help them visualize different kitchen design concepts.

Expert tips for generating stunning kitchen designs with AI

The way you describe your vision plays a big role in how your kitchen design turns out.

While short descriptions ("prompts") can produce impressive results, adding more specifics gives you more control and opens up a broader range of creative possibilities.

We recommend following these three guidelines for best results:

Use precise language and avoid unnecessary words (e.g., use "enormous" over "big").
Focus on what you want to include rather than what you want to avoid — for example, saying “handleless cabinets” is more effective than “cabinets without handles.”
Try different prompt formulations and see what works best for you.

What details to include in your prompts:

Image style (photorealistic, line drawing, watercolor)
Design style (modern, japandi, midcentury, brutalist)
Materials (granite herringbone countertop, concrete floor tiles, natural stone coffee table)
Textures (oak stack, polished concrete, calacatta gold)
Colors (be as specific as you need)
Lighting (dusk, soft sunshine, ambient)
Landscape and weather behind the windows (suburban, downtown Manhattan, snowy day)
Camera settings and angles (canon EOS 5D, Canon EF 85mm f/1. 2L II USM, shallow depth of field)
Designer's name (if you want to draw inspiration from their work)