Decory AI

Decory AI is a mobile app for iOS and Android that restyles a photo of any room in 20+ design styles in about 30 seconds, with object, flooring and wall edits plus shoppable furniture links. Generating designs requires a paid Premium plan.

Decory AI is a mobile app that turns a photo of a room into a photorealistic redesign. The user uploads a picture or snaps one on the spot, picks a design style, and the app returns a restyled version of the same space in roughly 30 seconds. More than 20 curated styles are offered from a library of 150+, covering Modern, Scandinavian, Japandi, Bohemian, Industrial, Art Deco, Coastal, Farmhouse, Mid-Century and others. It handles living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, home offices, dining rooms and outdoor spaces. Beyond a full restyle, the app offers targeted edits. Objects can be replaced or erased, flooring can be previewed across ten styles with custom options, and wall colors or wallpaper can be tried, including custom wall designs described through a prompt. A furniture search places new pieces into the photo, and a style reference feature borrows the look of another image. Results can be refined with area-specific editing on a single wall, corner or furniture zone, and finished images can be downloaded in high resolution. Redesigns also carry shoppable furniture links to online stores. The audience is mainly homeowners, renters and first-time buyers who want to test a look before spending money, plus interior design students, designers and real estate agents who need quick client visualizations. The site reports over 500K downloads and a 4.4 App Store rating. Access has a catch: downloading and browsing styles and the gallery are free, but generating redesigns requires a Premium subscription billed weekly, monthly or annually. Among alternatives, Decory sits in the consumer end of AI interior design, closer to a quick idea generator than to professional CAD or rendering software. Its strengths are a low barrier to entry and native apps on both major mobile platforms. The output is a visual concept based on a photo rather than a measured plan, so it suits inspiration and early decision-making more than construction-ready documentation.