How we created a Nike x OMHU AI campaign using NanoBanana Pro and Seedance
What if Nike’s most innovative sole became a sofa? In this breakdown, we walk through how a Nike x OMHU recovery furniture concept was created using NanoBanana Pro, Seedance 2.0, and Kling 3.0.

What if Nike’s most innovative sole… became a sofa?
This is Part 5 of our series where we break down spec ads you can actually recreate yourself.
No theory. No vague workflows.
Just ready-to-copy prompts and a clear path from idea to final output.
The goal is simple: Take the process, run it yourself, and push it further.
For this one, we asked: What if Nike’s most innovative sole… became a sofa?
Not just visually. But conceptually.
We took the logic behind Nike MIND’s pod-based cushioning system
and fused it with OMHU’s modular furniture design.

Step 1: Defining the Concept
Everything starts with translation.
We defined what both worlds stand for:
- Nike MIND → performance, recovery, sensory feedback, pod-based cushioning
- OMHU → modular structure, sculptural furniture, material clarity
The goal wasn’t to design furniture.
It was to translate a performance system into a living object.
That’s where the core idea came from:
A modular sofa that behaves like a recovery tool
— not just something you sit on.

Step 2: Designing the Product With NanoBanana Pro
Everything starts with a single product image.
We built a hybrid object that feels equally at home in
sports tech and high-end furniture.
Key decisions:
- Stacked high-density foam layers (OMHU structure)
- Chrome support rails for industrial precision
- Flat seating surface for contrast and usability
- Pod-based massage nodes only on contact zones
- Monochrome grey base with high-contrast orange nodes
The result: A product that feels engineered, not decorated.
Ready-to-copy prompt:
STRUCTURE: The design follows the Omhu Sofa with three perfectly stacked layers of high-density performance foam, held by thick, polished chrome U-shaped side rails.SURFACE TEXTURE: The horizontal seating surface is completely flat and smooth, featuring a subtle, matte, technical micro-perforated texture that looks like high-end sports foam, NOT fabric. There are absolutely NO raised pods or balls on the seat. CONTRAST: Only the cylindrical bolster armrests and the backrest bolsters are covered in the signature organic grid of raised, dual-tone pods (coral-red outer with safety-orange recessed interiors). LOGO: A single, small, polished gunmetal-grey metallic Nike swoosh logo is precisely embossed only once, located exactly in the center of the FRONT face of the bottom-most foam layer.
ENVIRONMENT: Minimalist high-key white background, clean studio lighting, 8k resolution, photorealistic, sharp focus on the material quality.
Step 3: Expanding Into Campaign Assets
Once the hero product is locked, the next step is building a system around it.
We created:
- Rear design view (to validate structure and realism)
- Macro close-ups (to sell material + tactility)
- System shots (introducing the “neural” cable logic)
The key shift: From object → system.
The cables became the narrative layer.
They suggest:
- Data flow
- Energy transfer
- Recovery feedback
Ready-to-copy prompt:

Step 4: Introducing the Human Element
Now we move from product → experience.
The key shift:
This is no longer furniture. It’s a recovery interface.
We introduced:
- relaxed, almost unconscious body state
- compression wear inspired by performance tech
- controlled, clinical lighting
Ready-to-copy prompt:
Editorial Recovery Shot: A young woman with slicked-back dark hair lies reclined on the exact referenced sofa — she wears a skin-tight white semi-translucent ribbed compression bodysuit, white Nike tech tights, minimal white socks, no shoes — her body is completely relaxed and still, legs slightly bent resting over the bolster cushion, one arm draped across her stomach, head tilted back with eyes closed, expression serene and detached — cold dark studio environment, single hard overhead spotlight casting sharp shadows beneath the sofa and her body, faint low ground mist — shot from a 3/4 elevated angle looking down, medium format editorial photography, Nike Mind campaign aesthetic, clean and minimal, 4K
Neural Connection Concept: High-end fashion photoshoot, a model with slicked-back hair in translucent white technical ribbed knitwear reclining on the exact modular sofa from reference picture 1 .
Sofa Architecture: The sofa must consist of two distinct stacked rectangular matte grey foam blocks. A thin chrome U-shaped metal frame runs vertically along the side, holding the structure. The sofa has three separate horizontal cylindrical bolsters (two as armrests, one as backrest). Each cylinder is densely covered in a grid of protruding bright orange rubberized massage nodes. The Scene: Several glowing blue and orange fiber-optic cables extend from the model’s neck and spine, plugging directly into the orange nodes of the cylinders. Nike Mind aesthetic, clinical dark studio background, sharp cinematic spotlighting, hyper-realistic textures, 8k resolution, extreme detail on the foam and rubber materials.
Experimental Fashion Shot: Avant-garde fashion editorial, a model with a sleek futuristic silhouette wearing translucent technical knitwear, laying gracefully across a grey foam sofa with orange sensory massage nodules, neural-link cables extending from the back of the model’s neck and connecting into the sofa’s structure, “Nike Mind” campaign style, soft diffused studio lighting with harsh blue rim-lights, high contrast, tactile texture of the rubber nodes against skin, minimalist composition, futuristic recovery tech, hyper-detailed, shot on 35mm film, experimental fashion photography.
Step 5: Bringing It Into Motion
With all frames ready, we moved into animation using:
- Seedance 2.0
- Kling 3.0
Instead of generating everything from scratch: We define control. Then let motion happen inside it.
Ready-to-copy prompt:
Do not redesign the furniture, the grey/orange pod elements, the chrome frame, the white cushion, or the translucent threads.
Keep the same camera angle, framing, lighting, and minimal white studio background.
Animation: bright white light pulses travel smoothly through the translucent threads, as if energy is flowing along them.
The lights should move in elegant waves from the top of the frame down into the sofa, then continue across the thread structure with a soft futuristic rhythm.
As the light passes through each strand, it creates subtle glowing highlights, tiny lens flares, and a gentle shimmer on the surrounding material.
The orange pod elements react very slightly with a soft internal glow when the light reaches them.
The motion should feel clean, premium, and controlled — like a high-end Nike campaign visual. Keep the movement completely natural and subtle.
Only the camera, the person, and the dust particles should move.
The sofa must remain completely static — no movement, no deformation, no shifting.
The armrests must also stay fully still and unchanged.
Do not animate any part of the furniture. cinematic zoom-out
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