Maket 2.0 Launches AI Home Design Platform
Planning a kitchen extension, an extra room, or a full floor plan overhaul? Maket 2.0 just launched, and it turns those "what if" ideas into detailed architectural visuals in seconds.
This is a launch announcement, not an offer, so there is no link, code or free credit to claim in this share. Here is what the platform says it does.

What Happened
Maket 2.0 is a platform for AI-powered home design. You start from an abstract idea, or you upload the floor plan of the house you already live in, and the AI takes it from there.
The examples it gives are ordinary ones: expanding a kitchen, adding a new room, or reworking the whole floor plan. What comes back is a precise, highly detailed architectural visualization, and it arrives in seconds rather than days.
Why It Matters
Most people can describe the house they want but can't draw it. Maket 2.0 aims at that gap, letting you see an idea before you commit money or hire anyone.
If you are weighing a renovation, an early look at the possibilities costs you nothing but the time it takes to type the idea out. The launch post did not include a direct platform link, so watch for the address before you go looking for it.
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