That's just the final fine-tuning output.

I'd say it would be easy to add the layer required to improve it by yourself. It's open source after all.

Hassan has been doing great stuff so I'd at least give him the benefit of the doubt

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what's a LoRA?

Low-rank adaptation - an efficient way to fine tune some types of model. https://huggingface.co/blog/lora

I meant playing with SD vanilla, you can add LoRA/TI/Dreambooth for custom stuff, but for generics, you need to improve your main pipeline in order to not show bad results.

You can also check aesthetic score of results, or hide results w artifacts etc.

My bet is that as a demo tihs has low steps (cheaper replicate tab), and with a different diffuser (some work better for photoralism than others) and more steps results would already improve greatly

Check out the code, and improve it thats what I meant.

Worse than artifacts, it has things that make zero sense in terms of functionality and placement. Unless we're talking about low-grade fiction (on a budget, where authors can't or won't spend time working out the fine details), interior design is about function, not just nice-looking pictures.