AI Room Styles

The style library covers classic, modern, minimalist, industrial, bohemian, Scandinavian, and retro tropical looks, among others. Each style changes furniture, materials, and color together, so the render reads as a coherent room rather than a filter. Having that many options helps when a client asks for something specific and vague, such as warm but not rustic.

Fast Mode is the shortest path from photo to concept. You choose the room type, tap a style, and the AI returns a result in under 10 seconds on the company's stated timing. It suits quick inspiration, family debates about a living room, or a first pass before you spend credits on detailed work.

Advanced Mode opens controls for architectural style, floor, wall, and ceiling materials, color palette, lighting type, and time of day. You can also set a budget range and a rendering quality level, which keeps the concept closer to what you can actually afford. A free-text field accepts extra instructions for details the menus do not cover.

The tool handles bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, offices, and other interior spaces, and it also accepts exterior shots. Switching to the exterior type lets you preview a facade or an entryway, which broadens the use case beyond interior design styles and into light exterior planning.

Budget and quality settings sit inside Advanced Mode. A lower budget tends to produce simpler furniture and finishes, while higher quality spends more credits for a more detailed image. This gives you a way to test a realistic plan instead of a dream room you can never build.

New accounts receive free credits, and the free tier includes 3 monthly renderings with no credit card. Each transformation consumes one credit, and the balance stays visible at the top of the screen. Paid Basic and Pro plans add credits when you need more renders in a month.