Design an existing room
Use the original photograph to keep the room, windows and viewpoint recognizable while exploring a new interior direction.
Interior design
One room. More possibilities.
Turn room photos and early concepts into polished interior visuals. Furnish an empty space, redesign an existing room or compare complete style directions.
01 /Possibilities
Explore the room before committing.
Furnish an empty space
Give an empty room furniture, a material palette and a sense of scale. Keep the original photo beside the proposed design.
Compare styles and materials
Create distinct concepts for furniture, colour, lighting and finishes without moving physical samples into the space.
02 /Workflow
A room photo is all you need to start.
- 01
Upload the room
Use a well-lit image that shows the floor, walls, openings and fixed features with as little lens distortion as possible.
- 02
Choose the design brief
Set the room type, style, palette and furniture density. Note any architectural or existing elements that must remain.
- 03
Compare and refine
Review the result beside the original, then create only the variations needed to make a clear design decision.
03 /Questions
Before you start
Can I redesign a furnished room?
Yes. You can explore a different interior direction from an existing room photo, including changes to furniture, palette and finish character.
Is virtual staging included?
Yes. Furnishing an empty room is one use of the Interior Design workflow.
Can I preserve permanent room features?
The source photo provides the spatial reference. Clearly identify the doors, windows, fireplaces or built-ins that must remain and review them in every result.
Can an interior image become a walkthrough video?
Yes. You can turn a finished interior visualization into a short video after approving the image direction.