Decorate from a photo of the room you live in.

Decorating ideas are easier to judge on your own walls, floor, and light. Upload a photo, choose a style, and see the same room furnished and styled a different way — then compare it side by side with what you have now.

Original living room before decorating — Living room, contemporary Drag to compare

The same living room decorated in a contemporary style — Living room, contemporary Drag to compare

Why your own photo beats a mood board

A beautiful room online has its own windows, ceiling height, and daylight. Your room doesn't. When the redesign starts from your photo, the architecture stays put and the decorating changes: wall color, furniture, rugs, curtains, lighting, and art.

That lets you ask specific questions. Does a darker wall make this room feel smaller? Does a low sofa work under that window? Is the rug doing too much next to the wood floor?

What to compare

Palette. Try a warm, a cool, and a neutral version of the same room before you buy paint.
Furniture weight. Compare a light, leggy look with heavier upholstered pieces.
Textiles and lighting. Rugs, curtains, and lamps change the mood more than most people expect.
Overall style. Run the same photo through mid-century modern, Scandinavian, and transitional and see which one you keep coming back to.

Empty living room with a fireplace and built-in shelves — Empty room, decorated Drag to compare

The same room decorated with orange armchairs, a patterned rug, and a round mirror — Empty room, decorated Drag to compare

How to take a photo that works

Stand in a doorway or corner so the photo shows two walls and the floor.
Use the normal 1x lens and turn on the lights; avoid ultrawide and night shots.
Clear clutter you don't want redesigned. Everything in frame is fair game.
Generate a few styles, then refine the one closest to what you want.

Original bedroom — Bedroom, transitional Drag to compare

The same bedroom decorated in a transitional style — Bedroom, transitional Drag to compare

When you want specific changes

Style presets change the whole room at once. If you only want to swap the sofa or try a particular rug, Edit on paid plans lets you describe the change and add reference images. For an empty room where you want furniture but no other changes, staging is the simpler tool.

What it can't tell you

An AI redesign is a picture, not a shopping list or a floor plan. It doesn't measure the room or identify the products it draws, so check sizes and clearances before you buy. Use it to settle on a direction, then shop for real pieces that match it.

Decorate your room from a photo

Upload a photo of any room, pick a style, and compare the result with the room you have today. Free to start.

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