Style Transfer

Use AI style transfer for rooms to apply any design aesthetic to your space. Upload a photo, add a style reference, see the result.

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Apply Any Interior Style to Your Room with AI Style Transfer

You know the aesthetic you want — you've saved the inspiration images. The hard part is imagining it in your room, with your layout and your light. AI style transfer for rooms solves that. Upload a photo of your space, add a style reference image or pick a preset, describe how far you want to go, and the AI applies that aesthetic across your furniture, decor, and finishes.


What You Can Do With It

See a Full Style Overhaul Before You Commit

Redecorating is expensive. Changing direction halfway through is more expensive. Upload a photo of your current space and a reference image showing the aesthetic you want — a saved photo, a magazine clipping, a room you've always liked. The result shows your actual room in that style, so you can decide with your eyes.

Change Room Style With AI When Selling or Staging

Buyers need to picture themselves in a space, and a dated or personal aesthetic gets in the way. Upload the listing photo and use a reference image showing a clean, market-ready style. The AI applies the look to your actual room, so you can produce styled visuals without staging costs or the camera crew.

Working with a furnished room that needs clearing first? [Empty the room](TOOL: Empty the Room) first.

Test a Design Direction on a Room You Can't Physically Change

Some rooms can't be changed — lease restrictions, a client's budget ceiling, a property under renovation. Use the tool to apply a design style to room photos and build a visual case for what's possible. Three different style references on the same room makes the options concrete instead of abstract.

If the goal is a completely different room function, [Room Repurpose](TOOL: Room Repurpose) is the better starting point.


How It Works

1. Upload your room photo. Take a photo of the space you want to restyle. Any smartphone photo works — just make sure the room is visible and well-lit.

2. Add a style reference image. Upload a second photo showing the design style you want to apply. This can be a magazine photo, a screenshot from Pinterest, or a photo of another room you admire.

3. Set your restyle level. Use the Restyle Level to tell the AI how much to change. "Furniture Swap" keeps your walls, floors, and ceiling intact while replacing furnishings. "Full Renovation" reimagines the entire space from scratch. You can also type custom instructions describing exactly what to keep and what to change.

4. Generate and compare. Choose between Fast and Pro models, then generate your result. Compare the before and after side by side. Run additional variations with different reference images or restyle levels until you find the right direction.


What Makes It Different

Applies Style Across the Whole Room, Not Just One Object

Most AI tools for interiors work at the object level — replace this sofa, change that rug. AI style transfer for rooms works at the scene level. It reads the reference image's full aesthetic and applies it across furniture, materials, lighting mood, and palette in one pass. One generation, one coherent look.

The Reference Image Is the Prompt

You're not writing descriptions and hoping the AI interprets them correctly. You're showing it exactly what you mean. A photo of a room you love contains more design information than any prompt could. The style reference drives the output directly.

Room Structure Stays Fixed

Walls, floors, ceilings, windows, and architectural features don't change. The transformation is purely aesthetic — which means the result is always plausible for your actual space, not a fantasy room that ignores your constraints.

Fast and Pro Models for Different Needs

Fast returns a result in seconds — good for exploring multiple directions quickly. Pro applies a more precise spatial read of the room: it preserves geometry, handles complex or dark reference images, and produces sharper material detail. If the style reference has strong texture or unusual lighting, Pro handles it noticeably better. Switch between them without re-entering your inputs.


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