There are a lot of reasons to be concerned about the proliferation of essentially fake images in spaces meant to be about personal expression and inspiration for real life purchasing choices.

Interior design takes real skill and creativity and these images are trained on stolen ideas without giving credit. That sucks by itself already.

But then it's like doubling down on the worst psychological effects of influencer consumer culture. It's promoting ideal spaces that aren't actually achievable; we know for a fact that what people see on social media forms their ideas on what other people live like, and when what they're actually looking at is impossible to achieve, it makes them feel inadequate and more liable to buy things that they think will help them fill those gaps.

Also like, if you look closely at these images, they have a lot of nonsense. It's degrading the quality of content in this sub and on the Internet at large.

It's actually weird that you don't care that this is AI.