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Living room redesign
Explore new styles, colors, and furnishings from a photo of your living room. Compare the result with your original before choosing a direction.
Reimagine my living roomStart with your photo. Choose your direction.
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EXPLORE THE DIRECTION
Warm and natural, clean and modern, or light and coastal. Start with a feeling, then see how the pieces work together.


01Soft textiles and oak bring warmth to a quiet palette.
02Defined shapes and darker details create a more structured look.
03Pale blue, woven textures, and light wood soften the room.
Illustrative concepts and material references, not customer projects or guaranteed results.
Compare silhouettes and upholstery before making a shortlist.
Look at walls, textiles, and accent colors as one composition.
Explore how wood, woven materials, and soft fabrics sit together.
FROM SOURCE TO POSSIBILITY
Review the credit cost before confirming a generation.
Choose Interior, then upload a clear photo of your space.
Choose a style and describe the direction you have in mind.
Review the result beside the original and download your chosen concept.
FROM CONCEPT TO NEXT STEP
Compare your result with the original, revisit saved versions, and download the concept you want to explore further.
PLANS & USAGE
Explore ideas with credits. Check the cost of each action before you generate.
Compare all plan details$5.00 / month
Billed $59.99 annually
$33.33 / month
Billed $399.99 annually
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Yes. Use a clear photo of your existing room. The redesign explores a visual concept based on that source.
AI can change details beyond your chosen style. Compare the result with the original, especially openings, proportions, and objects you want to keep.
You can generate different directions and compare saved results. Each new generation uses the credits shown before you confirm.
Photograph from a corner with enough light to see the room boundaries and main furniture. Avoid very wide-angle distortion.
HOMEVISION · YOUR NEXT IDEA
