Upload a photo of your space and a reference image. AI brings the reference’s colors, materials, furniture language, and lighting into your room while keeping the main layout and perspective recognizable.
Follow two complete style-transfer examples. Each row moves from your space to a style direction and then to a new visual direction while keeping the original room recognizable. Your Space → Style Direction → New Direction
Transform My SpaceExample 01
Example 02
Your Space
Style Reference
Generated ResultAI interior style transfer redesigns your room using the visual language of a reference image—without starting from an unrelated space.
The result is a new interior design direction that remains recognizable as your original space.
Designed for concept exploration and visual comparison—not construction documentation.
Use a real room photo, an empty room, or an interior render as the foundation. Your original image provides the context that makes the result relevant to your project.
Upload a reference image to guide the color palette, materials, furniture language, lighting, and overall mood of the new design.
The tool is designed to keep the main walls, openings, perspective, and spatial relationships while changing the visual direction.
Generate and compare different references or style directions before choosing materials, furniture, finishes, or a renovation brief.
Use one room as a consistent starting point and compare different visual directions without rebuilding the scene each time.
Try a Style Direction
Clean lines, balanced proportions, practical furniture, and a restrained neutral palette.
Natural wood, calm colors, low-profile furniture, soft textures, and a quiet sense of order.
Light wood, bright surfaces, simple forms, soft textiles, and generous natural light.
Limited materials, purposeful furniture, uncluttered surfaces, and clear visual space.
Raw materials, metal accents, exposed textures, strong contrast, and practical lighting.
Current materials, refined furniture, layered lighting, and a flexible residential character.
Clean lines, balanced proportions, practical furniture, and a restrained neutral palette.
Natural wood, calm colors, low-profile furniture, soft textures, and a quiet sense of order.
Light wood, bright surfaces, simple forms, soft textiles, and generous natural light.
Limited materials, purposeful furniture, uncluttered surfaces, and clear visual space.
Raw materials, metal accents, exposed textures, strong contrast, and practical lighting.
Current materials, refined furniture, layered lighting, and a flexible residential character.
Clean lines, balanced proportions, practical furniture, and a restrained neutral palette.
Natural wood, calm colors, low-profile furniture, soft textures, and a quiet sense of order.
Light wood, bright surfaces, simple forms, soft textiles, and generous natural light.
Limited materials, purposeful furniture, uncluttered surfaces, and clear visual space.
Raw materials, metal accents, exposed textures, strong contrast, and practical lighting.
Current materials, refined furniture, layered lighting, and a flexible residential character.
Move from inspiration to a room-specific design direction in four simple steps.
Start with Two ImagesUpload a clear photo of your room or an interior render. Use one visible space with a stable perspective for a more consistent result.
Choose a reference image that shows the materials, colors, furniture, or atmosphere you want to bring into your space.
Generate your transformed space, compare it with the original and the reference, then download the direction that best fits your project.
Compare the original space with the transformed result so you can see which elements changed and which stayed recognizable.
Keep the style reference visible beside the result so the design direction is easy to explain to family members, clients, or contractors.
Try another reference or regenerate the same space to compare several visual directions before moving into detailed design.
Download the generated image for design discussions, moodboard reviews, project notes, or early renovation planning.
Share a clear visual concept with the people involved in the decision so everyone can review the same room direction.
See how a saved inspiration image could translate into your own room before choosing paint, flooring, furniture, or finishes.
Compare a few practical design directions without learning complex CAD or rendering software.
Turn a client moodboard into room-specific visual directions that are easier to review and refine.
Use an existing space photo to show a client how a proposed material or design direction may look before the renovation begins.
Explore furniture language, color palettes, and room atmosphere for presentation or virtual staging concepts.
Apply a material or lighting direction to an existing interior render when the product supports architectural or exterior inputs.
The result depends on both images. Use the first image to show the space you want to redesign and the reference image to show the visual direction you want to borrow.
Use a clear, well-lit photo or render with one visible room, a stable perspective, and enough detail to see the walls, floor, ceiling, windows, and main furniture.
Choose an image with a consistent palette and recognizable materials or furniture. A reference image does not need to show the same room or floor plan.
Use focused, readable images without visual obstructions.
JPG and PNG images are supported.
AI Interior Style Transfer helps you explore and communicate design ideas. It is not a measured survey, a construction drawing, or a guarantee that every material, object, proportion, or color will match a finished space.
Use the generated result as a concept reference. Confirm dimensions, materials, structural conditions, code requirements, and installation details with a qualified professional before building.
The transformed result stays anchored to the recognizable space.
Fine visual details may vary as the style direction is interpreted.
Only upload images you own or have permission to use. A style reference can guide the visual direction, but the tool does not transfer ownership or grant commercial rights to someone else's image.
Clean lines, balanced proportions, warm neutral materials, and a polished contemporary atmosphere.
Natural wood, quiet colors, low-profile furniture, and a calm, carefully ordered atmosphere.
Lighter finishes, simple furniture, soft textiles, and an airy direction shaped by natural light.
A restrained material palette, fewer decorative elements, and more visual space around essential furniture.
Start with the available credits, then choose a plan that fits the number of design directions you want to explore.
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Start with two images. No complex design software required.