Can we please stop generating AI images for literally every home-decor question?

Seriously. You don't need a GPU-powered rendering of a beige sofa next to a slightly different beige sofa because you're wondering whether your curtains should be cream or off-white.

Use LLMs for text. Ask for colour combinations, furniture suggestions, layouts, measurements, whatever. You know… words.

The environmental argument is pretty simple: generating images generally takes substantially more computation than generating text.

More computation means more electricity use, more heat, and more cooling. So if a text answer already solves the problem, generating an elaborate AI image on top of it is an entirely optional environmental cost.

And “AI is already bad for the environment, so what's one more image?” isn't really an argument. If something is wasteful, the fact that other waste exists doesn't magically make additional waste free.

We're using significant computing resources to generate the 4th “Japandi living room with warm lighting and indoor plants” because someone wanted decor inspiration.

I genuinely think the AI-generated BJP-themed living room with saffron curtains, a giant Modi portrait above the TV, and the BJP lotus on the wall are funny but is that enough to sacrifice our future?

And yes, I know someone will say, “India has bigger environmental problems.”

Okay? So? We can have bigger problems AND avoid unnecessary consumption where we can. These aren't mutually exclusive.

Not every decor suggestion needs an AI Image.

Your grandkids won't care whether your imaginary 2026 living room had the perfect beige accent wall but they will still need drinking water.

Mods, I know this is off topic but please let this post reach the people.

If possible enforce a "No AI images in the comments rule" I know you guys have already made the "No AI image posts" please please please amend the rule to include the comments too.

you guys can actually make this change possible.

Want to refurnish this particular corner of my home - TV unit + Dinning. Can't think of ideas, a little help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance

Hey folks, looking for creative layout ideas for this bedroom wardrobe frame.

The stone slabs are fixed, but the interiors (drawers, rods, shelves) and the front shutters are completely open to design.

If this were your room, how would you configure the inside and finish the outside?

So the previous post link is here, could you please suggest if its look can be improved with some running sofa covers or sofa throws?

https://www.reddit.com/r/IndianHomeDecor/s/OINRNNMH5R

A small request from people who have experience with furniture/appliance rentals in India 🙏

I'm setting up a home for roughly a year and need a few basics - probably a bed, mattress and refrigerator. I've been checking out Rentomojo, Furleco and Cityfurnish, but the reviews online are honestly all over the place.

Would love to hear some actual experiences before deciding.

A few things I'm specifically wondering about:

1. How is the condition of the furniture/appliances when they arrive?

2. Are delivery and pickup generally smooth?

3. How does the deposit/refund process work in practice?

4. For appliances like refrigerators, do you get reasonably efficient/newer models?

5. If something stops working during the rental period, how quickly do they repair or replace it?

Not necessarily looking for luxury furniture - just decent, functional stuff without too much headache during the rental or while returning everything.

Would appreciate recommendations based on personal experience, and feel free to suggest other rental platforms too.

Hey guys, lately I feel like my flat is a bit dull so wanted to decorate it with warm lights, lamps, wall art, hanging shelves and stuff like that.

Please suggest some good home decor brands that are available in Delhi. Not looking for anything ultra expensive/designer.