Boho living room with a rattan sofa, a macrame wall hanging and layered patterned rugs, AI example design

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AI room decorator: decorate your room from one photo

An AI room decorator for the room you already have: upload one photo, pick a look, and see the same room with new furniture, rugs, lamps, curtains and decor, the walls and windows where they were.

1 free design with Google sign-in, no card, while today's free designs last.

Example design, created with AI

The same living room in four looks

Dated living room before the redesign, with a gray sofa, a wooden coffee table and beige carpet, AI example photoExample photo, created with AI

Your room today

Before

Then four styles
Your turnExamples created with AI

Your room is next

Upload your room photo

Decorate your room

Upload a photo, pick the room and a look, and get the same room back decorated. Empty rooms work too: switch to Empty room.

Your photo

Tip: stand in a doorway or corner and fit the whole room in one wide photo, floor to ceiling. Close-ups of one corner give odd results.

Style

Examples created with AI.

Size

about 1 megapixel · 1 credit

Your image will show up here.

Designs are made with OpenAI's GPT Image 2.5. The AI is asked to keep your walls, windows and camera angle. Compare the result with your photo before making real changes.

What an AI room decorator changes, and what it keeps

Decorating is everything you could carry out of the room: the sofa, the rug, the curtains, the lamps, the art, the plants and the cushions, plus the wall color. That's what the decorator changes. It keeps what stays put: the walls, the windows, the doors, the ceiling and the angle you took the photo from.

So the picture shows your own room with new things in it, not a showroom that happens to have a window. It doesn't measure anything and the pieces in it aren't products you can order: it's a picture to decide with, before you spend a weekend or a paycheck.

Dated living room before the redesign, with a gray sofa, a wooden coffee table and beige carpet, AI example photoExample photo, created with AI
Boho living room with a rattan sofa, a macrame wall hanging and layered patterned rugs, AI example designExample design, created with AI

Before

Decorated: Boho

Decorate any room in the house

The same idea in every room: one photo of the room as it is, one look, and the room comes back decorated. Each pair below is one room before and after.

  • Plain bedroom before the redesign, with beige carpet, a queen bed and a window with white blinds, AI example photoBefore, created with AI
    Boho bedroom with a rattan headboard, terracotta bedding and a macrame wall hanging, AI example designBoho, created with AI

    Boho bedroom

    Bedding, a headboard, a rug and two lamps change a bedroom more than anything else, and they're the easiest things to swap.

  • Dated U-shaped kitchen before the redesign, with oak cabinets, beige laminate counters and white appliances, AI example photoBefore, created with AI
    Boho kitchen with open wooden shelves full of plants, a terracotta patterned tile backsplash, cream cabinets with wooden knobs and a rattan pendant light, AI example designBoho, created with AI

    Boho kitchen

    Open shelves, pendant lights, a tile backsplash and plants. Cabinets and counters can change too, if a refresh is on the cards.

  • Dated bathroom before the redesign, with beige wall tiles, an oak vanity and a tub with a shower curtain, AI example photoBefore, created with AI
    Coastal bathroom with white beadboard, pale blue walls, a white vanity, a round rattan mirror and blue striped towels, AI example designCoastal, created with AI

    Coastal bathroom

    A mirror, towels, a shower curtain, a rug and a new wall color: a weekend's work in a small room.

  • Empty living room before virtual staging, with light greige walls, two windows with white blinds and a light oak floor, AI example photoBefore, created with AI
    Modern cottage living room after virtual staging, with an ivory linen sofa, gingham armchairs and a vase of garden flowers, AI example designModern cottage, created with AI

    Modern cottage empty room

    An empty room gets furniture and decor and nothing else: the walls, the floor and the windows stay as they are.

Example designs, created with AI.

How to decorate a room with AI

  1. 01

    Take one photo

    Stand in a corner in daylight, phone held sideways. Clear the floor and the tables first: what's in the photo tends to stay.

  2. 02

    Pick the room and a look

    Then a color or material if you have one in mind, like sage green or light wood, and the design keeps to it. Or switch to Custom and describe the look in your own words.

  3. 03

    Compare two or three

    Restyle the same photo in a second look and put the two side by side. Most people know which room is theirs in seconds.

  4. 04

    Shop for the one you keep

    Take the picture to a store, or search for pieces like the ones in it. Measure first: the picture shows a look, not sizes.

Decorating ideas that work in any style

  • Start with the big soft things. A rug, curtains and a sofa cover change a room faster than any small decor.
  • Light it in layers: a ceiling light, a floor lamp and a table lamp, all with warm bulbs.
  • Repeat each accent color three times, on a cushion, a print and a vase, so it looks planned.
  • Hang one large piece of art instead of six small frames.
  • Fill an empty corner with a big plant. It costs less than furniture and softens the room.

Not sure which look is yours? The style guides show what makes each one: Japandi, Art Deco, mid-century modern and minimalist.

What makes a decorated room look wrong

  • A cluttered photo

    Laundry, boxes and toys left in the photo tend to come back in the design. Clear them first and the decorator has the room to work with.

  • Ten looks in one evening

    Every style starts to blur after the fifth. Pick two or three you could live with and compare only those.

  • Buying without measuring

    The design doesn't measure the room. A sofa that looks right in the picture can still be a foot too long for your wall.

  • Forgetting your light

    A deep green room on a screen looks darker on a gray afternoon. Look at the design next to your real window before you paint.

AI room decorator FAQ

What is an AI room decorator?

A tool that redecorates a photo of your room. You upload the photo and pick a look, and it draws the same room with new furniture, rugs, lamps, curtains, colors and decor. Here the walls, windows, doors and camera angle stay, so it's still your room.

Is there a free AI room decorator?

Yes, one design. New accounts get 1 free design at standard size, with a small getairoomdesign.com mark: sign in with Google, no card needed, while the day's free designs last. After that, one design takes 1 credit at 1K, 2 at 2K and 3 at 4K, and the packs are $9.90 for 50 credits, $19.90 for 150 or $39.90 for 500, paid once with no subscription.

Can it decorate an empty room?

Yes. Switch the tool to Empty room: it adds furniture and decor and leaves the walls, the floor and the windows as they are. That's virtual staging, and it works for listing photos too.

Can I keep a piece of furniture I love?

Pick a look that suits it, or a color or material that matches it. In Custom you can also say it in your own words, like "keep the gray sofa, add a jute rug and a paper lamp". An AI design can still change a piece, so check the picture before you shop.

Will it tell me what to buy?

No. The furniture in the design isn't a product you can order, and the picture has no sizes. Use it as the brief: take it to a store, or search for pieces like the ones you see.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. It runs in the browser on a phone, a tablet or a computer, with nothing to install, and on a phone you can take the photo and upload it in one go.

More: the AI room design home page, the room visualizer with a line to drag between before and after, AI virtual staging for empty rooms, AI interior design for every room and pricing.