How to Redesign a Room with AI

Stand in a corner and capture as much of the room as you can in one shot. Good light helps the AI understand the space, so open the blinds or turn on the lights and avoid heavy shadows. A straight, eye-level photo works better than a steep angle or a fisheye shot.

You do not need a professional camera. A normal phone photo is plenty. If your photo is dark or low resolution, run it through the free image enhancer first so the AI has clean detail to work with.

Open the AI Interior Designer and upload your photo. Pick a target style, for example Scandinavian, modern, industrial, minimalist or coastal, then generate. In a few seconds you get a redesigned version of your exact room that keeps the layout but changes the furniture, colours and finishes.

Try several styles back to back. Because each redesign starts from the same source photo, comparing a Scandinavian and an industrial version of the same living room is genuinely useful for deciding a direction before you spend any money.

If you want concepts rather than a redesign of an existing room, switch to the AI image generator and describe the space you are imagining. It is the fastest way to build a mood board of furniture, colour palettes and layouts before you commit.

Starting a renovation or decor business off the back of it? The logo generator can spin up brand options in the same session.

Once you have a redesign you like, make it presentation-ready. Use the image upscaler to enlarge the render into a clean, high-resolution version for sharing or printing. If something in the frame distracts from the design, the object remover clears it up.

Need to talk through budgets, contractor questions or a renovation plan in words? Hand off to the rest of your AI team. The AI Accountant can sketch a budget while the AI Lawyer reviews a contractor agreement.