Brutalist House: A 3D Spatial Wall & Local AI Color Palette Inspector
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend What I Built I built Brutalist House —a local AI-powered interior color palette generator and interactive 3D spatial room inspector. I built this for a friend who is an interior design enthusiast and architect. They love brutalist architectural aesthetics—unprocessed concrete bases, raw functional zoning, and…
Dev.to reports a Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge submission called Brutalist House, a local AI-powered interior color palette generator and interactive 3D spatial room inspector. Created for an interior design enthusiast and architect friend, the tool aims to help visualize how a 4-color palette translates onto actual 3D walls in a room, overcoming the limitations of plain HEX swatches on a flat screen.
The Brutalist House features an Interactive 3D Room Box Inspector, allowing users to rotate and inspect individual walls, and a 2D Architectural Floorplan with high-contrast SVG plan view. The tool also includes Automatic Local Storage History, enabling users to switch between design iterations with a single click.
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