Room Restyling

See your room with a fresh interior style while keeping its layout recognizable.

Your room photo
Scene

The model is asked to keep the room layout and architecture. Dimensions and details can change, so treat the result as a design idea rather than a construction plan.

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What changes, and what stays

Your room layout

The model is asked to keep walls, windows and doors recognizable. Openings and proportions can still shift, so use the result for ideas rather than measurements.

Surfaces and light

Warm & airy uses natural wood, soft neutrals and daylight. Colorful modern adds coordinated color accents to the furniture, textiles and decor.

Furniture is an idea

Furniture can be replaced or restyled. Generated pieces may not exist in a shop, and their sizes are not guaranteed to fit the room.

Use the optional 400-character note to name what must stay and what should change. For example: keep the blue sofa and large window, then add warmer wood tones.

A straight, well-lit photo showing as much of the room as possible gives the model a clearer reference. Dark or partial shots leave more to guess.

Room restyling questions

Will the result still look like my room?
The model is asked to retain the room's walls, windows and doors, so the layout should remain recognizable. Check proportions and details before relying on the image for any real change.
Can it tell me which furniture to buy?
No. It shows a possible look, not a shopping list. Generated pieces may be unavailable or the wrong size for your room.
Should I use this or the Image Editor?
Use room restyling for a whole-room direction. Use the Image Editor to change one part of a photo, such as a sofa or a wall.