AI Room Glow-Up: Interior Redesign from Photo

Transform any room from "before" to "after" using AI. Upload a photo of your actual space and watch it get redesigned in any style you choose — while keeping the room's dimensions, windows, and layout intact.

The Prompt

Redesign the room in this photo in a [STYLE] aesthetic. Keep the exact room dimensions, window placements, door locations, and architectural bones (ceiling height, floor plan shape) identical to the original photo. Change everything else: furniture, wall color/treatment, flooring, lighting fixtures, textiles, and decor objects.

Style: [Choose one or combine]

• Japandi (Japanese minimalism meets Scandinavian warmth)
• Quiet Luxury (neutral tones, rich textures, no visible logos)
• Maximalist Grandmillennial (bold patterns, antiques, layered textiles)
• Industrial Loft (exposed brick, metal, reclaimed wood)
• Mediterranean Villa (terracotta, arches, linen, olive tones)
• Dark Academia (moody walls, leather, books, brass)
• Coastal Grandmother (white, linen, wicker, blue accents)
• Solarpunk (living walls, natural materials, integrated greenery)
• 70s Revival (warm wood, curves, earth tones, statement lighting)

Requirements:

• Photorealistic rendering, shot from the same camera angle as the original
• Natural lighting that matches the time of day in the original photo
• Realistic material textures (fabric grain, wood knots, stone veining)
• Lived-in feel — add subtle signs of life (a book left open, a coffee cup, a draped throw)
• No floating furniture, no impossible shadows, no scale distortions

Budget Vibe: [Choose one]

• IKEA Hacker (affordable, clever, DIY-friendly pieces)
• Mid-Range Refresh ($5K-15K total room budget feel)
• Splurge (designer pieces, custom built-ins, statement art)
• Money-Is-No-Object (museum-quality furniture, bespoke everything)

Bonus: Shopping List Mode

After generating the redesigned room, provide a shopping list of 5-8 real, purchasable items that would recreate the key elements of this design. For each item, describe it specifically enough to find something similar (material, color, approximate dimensions, style reference) without naming specific brands.