STEP 1
Upload
Start with a real photo. No room-type dropdown on the first screen.
The Interior Design Laboratory
Run AI interior design experiments on any room.
Upload a room, exterior, garden, or listing photo. AI Interior Lab detects the scene, lets you choose a design hypothesis, and returns four candidates to compare.
5 free credits after sign-in Interior - exterior - garden - staging Lab Notebook included
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Original
Japandi test
Your living room -> Japandi - 4 variants - saved to Lab Notebook
How it works
STEP 2
Detect
The tool reads the scene and suggests the right interior, exterior, garden, or listing mode.
STEP 3
Experiment
Pick a style and optional variables, then run four design replicates.
STEP 4
Compare
Save the best options, rerun another style, or export for review.
Before and after experiments
Launch examples are generated visual references. They show the intended workflow and will be replaced with permissioned user examples over time.
Before
After
Interior redesign
Living room to Japandi
A calm, wood-forward direction that keeps the room readable while changing furniture, color, and mood.
Before
After
Bedroom makeover
Bedroom to organic modern
Useful when the current room has the right bones but the palette, lighting, and bedding need a direction.
Before
After
Kitchen concept
Kitchen finish study
Tests cabinet color, lighting, and surface direction before spending money on samples or renderings.
Before
After
Virtual staging
Empty room staging
Turns a vacant listing photo into a buyer-friendly presentation while keeping the architecture clear.
Built for more than one room filter
Home renovation planning
Compare several styles on the same room before buying furniture, paint, lights, or materials.
Real estate virtual staging
Create listing-ready design directions for vacant rooms, stale photos, and investor presentations.
Exterior and curb appeal
Test facade color, door color, landscaping, porch, patio, and yard ideas without a full render workflow.
Design content and moodboards
Generate consistent references for style articles, creator briefs, client moodboards, and renovation notes.
What early users are testing
Maya Collins
Homeowner - Austin, TX
"We were stuck between Japandi and organic modern. Running the same living room through four options made the wrong direction obvious before we bought furniture."
Daniel Kim
Listing agent - Seattle, WA
"The useful part is the repeat loop. I can stage a room, try a warmer version, and keep the options in one notebook for the seller."
Riley Morgan
Design blogger - Brooklyn, NY
"The lab framing is practical. I can treat each style as a hypothesis instead of pretending one AI render is the final answer."
Sofia Patel
Rental owner - Denver, CO
"I used it for the patio and guest room. It helped us decide which upgrades would photograph well for short-term rental guests."
Grant Miller
Property investor - Tampa, FL
"I do not need a perfect render for every early idea. I need fast visual options, notes, and a way to rerun the same room in a new direction."
FAQ
The tool is for fast visual exploration. It helps you compare directions, not replace contractor drawings or professional design judgment.
Is AI Interior Lab free to try? +
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.
What counts as one experiment? +
A standard experiment creates four design directions from one uploaded image and one chosen style. It uses 4 credits because it returns four candidates instead of one image.
Can I redesign exterior and garden photos? +
Yes. The first version covers interior rooms, exterior facades, yards, gardens, patios, and real estate listing photos. Use the mode selector after upload.
Will the AI keep my room layout? +
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.
Do you replace an interior designer? +
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.
How are uploaded room photos handled? +
Uploads are used to run the experiment, store results for account access and support, and prevent abuse. You can request deletion by email, and deletion requests are processed within 30 days.