Use case
Houzz profile
Homeowners compare several designers on Houzz before reaching out. Your photo sits next to project photos, so a polished portrait helps you look as considered as the rooms.
Interior designers, decorators, and design-firm teams
Turn one selfie into tactile, design-literate portraits for your Houzz profile, the welcome screen of a client portal, and the team page of your design firm.
Minimal studio headshots for designers — portfolio pages, Dribbble, and brand decks.
Start with 3 free credits in this pack, choose the looks you want to test first, then upgrade only when the workflow proves itself.

Use cases
Each look in this pack is tuned for the surfaces below.
Use case
Homeowners compare several designers on Houzz before reaching out. Your photo sits next to project photos, so a polished portrait helps you look as considered as the rooms.
Use case
Many design firms send proposals and selections through a client portal or a PDF packet. A friendly portrait on the cover page puts a face to the invoice.
Use case
Principals, senior designers, and junior designers often share one grid. A single look applied to everyone keeps the page consistent without a group shoot.
Use case
Designer showhouses and market events list participating designers with a photo and short bio. The exhibition portrait suits these program pages.
Each scenario page maps directly to a real Pixshop photo pack. These are not placeholder concepts. Click through and the same pack opens in the studio.

Minimal studio portrait that lets the designer's work take centre stage.

Workspace portrait contextualising the designer in their creative environment.

Exhibition-context portrait for design awards, speaking stages, and brand decks.
Choose the Designer pack and start with the Material Board look, which places you near fabric, finish, and sample textures.
Upload a selfie in daylight so skin tones stay true next to the warm material palette.
Use the Neutral Design Studio look as the matching team-grid photo if your firm wants every designer on the same background.
How it works
Open the scenario pack instead of beginning with a blank tool state.
Upload one selfie and choose the looks you want to generate first inside this pack.
Keep the winner now, then upgrade only if the workflow deserves more room.
These pages are designed to answer specific search intent, then route directly into the matching Pixshop pack.
No. The material and studio looks keep the backdrop soft and textural, so your interiors remain the visual focus on Houzz and your portfolio.
Yes. Each designer uploads their own selfie and generates the same look, which gives the team page a consistent set without booking a photographer.
The looks use studio, workspace, gallery, and material-board settings rather than staged residential rooms. Your project photos already show the rooms.
Each scenario page maps to a different pack, so visitors can move from broad interest to a concrete use case fast.

Graphic, UX, product, and brand designers
Make minimal, well-lit portraits from one selfie for your portfolio About page, Dribbble or Behance profile, and the team slide in a client pitch.

Architects, principals, and design staff
Architecture firms sell judgment and taste, and the team page shows both. Pixshop makes minimal, architectural-interior headshots from one selfie for firm sites, proposals, and award entries.

Real estate agents and brokers
Create polished, approachable headshots from one selfie for MLS profiles, brokerage bios, yard signs, and listing pages — without booking a studio session.
Open the real pack, get your first result fast, and keep iterating only when the workflow earns it.