Explain the engagement
Describe your approved design stages, consultation options and the difference between advisory and full-service work.
For interior designers & design studios
Start with the room. Understand the bigger idea.
Give prospective clients a welcoming way to talk through a room, a whole-home project or a design-only service—and help them understand how your studio works.
A real AI conversation with a fictional business. Text only. No enquiry is sent.
Visitor
We like your style but only need help with our living room.
KAI
A single-room project can be a useful starting conversation if it fits the studio's approved services. I can help outline the brief. What would you most like the room to do better?
Visitor
We want a calmer space with more storage.
KAI
A calmer living room with better storage is a clear priority. The designer would then confirm the right service, measurements, budget and how much of the existing furniture you want to keep.
Illustrative wording · Not a testimonial or a confirmed outcome
The useful difference
From an open question to a clearer next step.
Your portfolio communicates a style, but a new client may still wonder whether you offer a single-room consultation, full design or project coordination. KAI can explain those differences in your tone and help a visitor find a suitable starting point without making design promises on your behalf.
Shape the opening brief
Clarify which rooms are involved, the intended use, the project stage, broad location and the customer's timing priorities.
Guide a considered next step
Point to relevant portfolio pages or an agreed consultation route. Fees, supplier choices and project commitments remain subject to your proposal.
What your team could receive
Useful context.
Not another vague message.
This example turns the conversation above into an opening brief. A commissioned handover needs an agreed destination, appropriate privacy wording and a successful delivery test.
Preset fictional choices only. This changes the example on your screen; no AI request, storage or delivery.
Enquiry brief preview
- Space
- Living room
- Priorities
- Calmer feel and more storage
- Studio to confirm
- Service fit, scope, measurements, fees and programme
- Timing preference
- Exploring options; no date agreed
No real contact details. Nothing has been sent.
Where KAI stops—and your team takes over.
KAI should not pretend to view a room, approve building changes, source live stock or commit a designer's time. Portfolio examples are your actual work only; illustrative conversations are labelled as examples.
Built around your facts
What we agree before setup.
Provide your service packages, design process, approved fee wording, portfolio links and preferred consultation route. We agree how the assistant handles small projects, unsuitable work and questions that require a designer's judgement.
We tailor the approved information, brand, tone, questions and human next step. You review representative conversations and any delivery route before launch. Compatibility is checked against your actual website.
Measure the useful part
How to judge whether it helps.
Check whether consultation requests state the room, intended outcome and service interest, and whether visitors understand the difference between design advice and a fully managed project. A useful brief matters more than a long chat.
No invented time savings or guaranteed extra sales. Start with one clearly defined job, review real evidence, and improve the answers when your services or policies change.
A clear starting point
Tailored setup from £299.
The setup fee always applies. Optional GPT-powered text KAI is £19.99/month all-in, including agreed fair-use AI processing and ongoing behind-the-scenes KSJ work.
The first five paid live installations receive a permanent GPT monthly-fee waiver, subject to agreed fair use. Allocation and terms are confirmed in writing; no remaining-place count is implied.
The programmed-answer premium build is in preparation; current demos are GPT-powered. KAI Live voice, booking, CRM and other advanced integrations are scoped separately. Website hosting is separate. Your written proposal confirms the complete scope.
Before you decide
Questions for interiors & renovation studios.
Can KAI sound like our studio?
Its tone, opening questions, approved information and visual presentation can be tailored. Your studio reviews the examples and boundaries before launch.
Will it recommend specific furniture?
Only within approved information. Live supplier stock, ordering and product suitability are not assumed and require separate scope where needed.
Can it replace a discovery call?
It can make a discovery call better prepared. It does not replace the designer's assessment, creative judgement or agreement on scope and fees.