AI Interior Lab · Room study 01
Upload a clear photo of the room you have. Compare material, lighting, colour, and furniture ideas while telling the Studio which architectural features must stay.
Same walls and camera. A quieter material palette, lower furniture, and warmer layered light.
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Only rooms whose owners actively agreed to share appear here. Drag across each image to inspect what changed.
One room · five directions
Keeping the room and camera angle fixed makes each style easier to judge. Compare what changes, choose the option closest to your goal, then refine only the details that still feel wrong.
Pale oak, linen, lower visual weight.
Plaster, stone, soft sculptural forms.
Walnut, warm lamps, graphic structure.
Deep contrast, brass, tailored geometry.
Pale timber, practical lightness, soft textiles.
The working loop
The first image is a starting point. Circle a local change, explain what you want instead, and keep each result as a separate version you can compare.
Open the working studio → Choose a direction and keep the room structure readable.
Circle the exact area and describe the local change.
Review a new version without losing the direction before it.
Where the tool helps
AI interior design is most useful early, when you know a room needs to change but do not yet know which direction is worth pursuing. It gives you visual options tied to the room you already have, instead of asking you to imagine a style from a mood board alone.
Use the results to compare possibilities, discuss them with someone else, and write a clearer brief. A convincing image is evidence of a visual preference, not proof that the layout, products, or construction details will work.
Homeowners can compare a few styles before buying furniture or choosing materials. Renters can test colour, lighting, textiles, and other reversible changes. Designers can use the versions to uncover what a client means by “warmer,” “cleaner,” or “less formal.” In each case, the useful outcome is a more specific next conversation, not simply another attractive image.
Start with a real photo so the conversation stays grounded in your windows, flooring, ceiling height, built-ins, and existing light. The tool may still make mistakes, but the reference is more useful than a blank-room prompt.
Name the features you are not replacing before you generate. Preserving the floor, windows, fireplace, or built-in storage makes the comparison closer to the decision you can afford to make.
Save the strongest direction and use it to discuss colours, materials, furniture, budget, and practical constraints. Before buying or building, verify every measurement and specification with the relevant retailer, designer, contractor, or engineer.
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One credit creates one private design or one refinement. Any pack also unlocks clean downloads for work attached to your account, and downloading the same design again costs nothing.
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Research notes cite official sources where timing or standards matter. They are independent coverage; AI Interior Lab does not claim an award, partnership, certification, or event role.
Studio reference image Official source: Salone del Mobile.Milano
Studio reference image Official source: World Architecture Festival
Studio reference image Official source: Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute
You can try one 1K preview per device without signing in or entering a card. It becomes public only after you actively agree, and the generated image carries an all-over AI Interior Lab Preview watermark.
Not by default. A free guest preview becomes public only if you tick the sharing agreement in Studio. That agreement names both your uploaded room photo and the generated result. For private work, sign in and use credits.
Any one-time credit pack unlocks clean downloads for designs attached to your account, including an eligible free preview claimed from the same device. Downloading the same design again does not spend credits.
Use a clear, level photo that shows most of the room, including the floor and at least two walls. Daylight helps. Avoid extreme wide-angle lenses, heavy filters, people, and large objects blocking the features you want to preserve.
Yes. Choose a result, circle the exact area, and describe the change in a short instruction. Each refinement creates a new version, so you can compare it with the earlier direction instead of losing your work.
It can help you compare colour palettes, materials, lighting mood, furniture style, and visual layout while asking it to preserve features such as floors, windows, doors, or built-ins. Treat the result as a visual direction, not a measured plan.
No. AI Interior Lab creates images for comparison and discussion. Verify measurements, product dimensions, structure, utilities, building codes, and physical material samples with qualified professionals before construction or purchasing.
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