Who writes Decorwick
Ismail Qaudri, Architect & 3D Interior Visualizer
Decorwick is founded and written by Ismail Qaudri, an Architect and 3D interior visualizer.
Most decor mistakes are expensive and only show up once the piece is in the room: a sofa that swallows the space, a paint color that turns muddy in evening light, a rug that is one size too small. Decorwick exists to show you those rooms first.
Every scene is designed the way an architect would plan a room, with real proportions, believable light and pieces you can actually buy, then rendered with architectural precision and AI tools. Getting a render to look right takes design judgment, not just a prompt. We say openly that the images are rendered, and every post tells you exactly what is in the picture and why it works.

What we do
Ideas built around what people are searching for
Before you repaint, reupholster or order the big piece, you should be able to see it in a room. Every season we look at what people are searching for on Pinterest and Google, from fall centerpieces and chocolate brown bedrooms to easy ways to style IKEA furniture. Then we turn the most useful ideas into clear, practical posts: the colors, the pieces, where they go and what to skip.
Each idea is also saved as pins on boards named after exactly what you would search for, so you can find it again, save it and come back for the how-to.

How we work
Three things we stick to
Decorwick covers living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms and outdoor spaces, and every post follows the same three rules.

01
Ideas you can use
We name the colors, materials and pieces behind each look, so you can recreate it with what you already own or can find easily.

02
Made for the season
Fall tables, holiday mantels and spring refreshes are published early enough for you to use them this year, not next.

03
Rendered, and honest about it
Our images are architect-directed renders made with AI tools, so you can judge a look before you buy it. We say so, and we only describe what is actually in the picture.

Follow along
Find new decor ideas on Pinterest
Save the looks you like to your own boards, then come back to the journal for the full how-to.

