Room AI

Room AI is an exterior home design tool. Room AI restyles a real photograph of a room while holding the walls, windows, ceiling height and camera angle fixed. Room-specific modes cover living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, virtual staging, decluttering and exteriors, drawing on 300+ styles with results in 20 seconds to a minute.

Room AI is an AI interior design tool built around one constraint that most image generators ignore: the room has to stay the room. You upload a photograph of a real space and the tool restyles the finish, furniture and colour palette while holding the wall positions, window and door openings, ceiling height, camera angle and fixed items such as radiators, sockets, beams and chimney breasts where the camera found them. A typical pass returns in 20 seconds to a minute, and the before and after line up when you flick between them. The product splits into room-specific entry points that share one engine and one style library of more than 300 looks with over 20 room presets. Living room, bedroom and bathroom pages tune proportions for their space (sofa scale and rug size, headboard walls and bedside spacing, tiling and vanities that leave plumbing and openings alone), while separate modes cover virtual staging of empty listings and decluttering a lived-in room before it is photographed. Exteriors, gardens and roof terraces are handled too. Because each variant is generated from the same source photo, several styles can be queued for one room and compared side by side without the geometry shifting between options. It suits homeowners weighing a renovation or a paint and furniture change, estate agents furnishing empty listing photos, landlords preparing rentals, and anyone who needs a visual to take to a contractor. The site is candid about the trade-offs: a physical stage runs $1,500 to $3,000 per room and takes 5 to 10 working days, a freelance 3D artist charges $150 to $600 per image and needs 3 to 7 days, and neither is beaten by a generator when you need dimensioned drawings or a scheme for a building that has not been photographed yet. Against free AI room toys, the pitch is straightforward: those tend to let walls and windows drift, which makes the results useless for a real decision. Twenty free credits are offered so the output can be judged on a room you already know.