Upload first
Start with the actual room, yard, exterior, or listing photo. The first screen does not ask for a long form.
Browse style hypotheses for Japandi, mid-century, coastal, organic modern, farmhouse, industrial, art deco, and more.
Best starting point: Interior mode with Japandi. You can change both after upload.
Users researching styles and wanting a visual way to compare them.
Start with the actual room, yard, exterior, or listing photo. The first screen does not ask for a long form.
Pick Japandi or another style, then optionally add palette, season, or a short design note.
The useful output is comparison, not a single magic render. Keep the strongest directions in the lab notebook.
Generated examples show the range of interior, staging, and room makeover experiments available on launch.
A calm, wood-forward direction that keeps the room readable while changing furniture, color, and mood.
Useful when the current room has the right bones but the palette, lighting, and bedding need a direction.
Tests cabinet color, lighting, and surface direction before spending money on samples or renderings.
Turns a vacant listing photo into a buyer-friendly presentation while keeping the architecture clear.
Upload one room photo or a small batch, choose a style, and generate four AI room design directions per photo with a lab notebook for comparing ideas.
Start with 5 free experiment credits after sign-in. Upload or use a sample, generate four room design ideas per photo, and decide if the result is worth exporting.
Use AI Interior Lab to test furniture, color, lighting, and material directions before committing to a real room makeover.
Stage vacant listing photos, test buyer-friendly styles, and keep experiments in a notebook for seller review.
Upload an exterior photo and explore paint, trim, entry, porch, and curb appeal ideas without hiring a renderer first.
Generate patio, planting, path, and outdoor seating ideas from a yard or garden photo.
Yes. New accounts start with 5 free experiment credits after sign-in. You can upload or choose a sample before signing in. Free results are previews for deciding whether the direction is useful.
A standard experiment creates four design directions from one uploaded image and one chosen style. It uses 4 credits per photo. Batch mode can queue up to 6 photos, so you can compare several rooms without starting over.
Yes. The first version covers interior rooms, exterior facades, yards, gardens, patios, and real estate listing photos. Use the mode selector after upload.
The prompt asks the model to preserve walls, windows, doors, camera angle, and major structure. Some generated ideas can still drift, so the result should be treated as a planning concept, not construction documentation.
No. The tool is for exploring directions quickly, comparing styles, and preparing references for a real decision. Contractors, designers, and local code requirements still matter for actual renovation work.