Two images, one coherent room direction
Upload a photo of your room, add an interior you love, and translate its palette, materials, furniture language, and atmosphere into a design grounded in your own space.
Your room
Reference palette
AI interior style transfer studio
Use one image for the room geometry and another for the visual direction. Adjust how strongly the reference influences the result before you generate.
1. Upload your room
Use a clear, straight-on photo of the space you want to redesign.
2. Add a style reference
Choose an interior with the colors, materials, and mood you want.
Model
Resolution
Controls are prompt-based guidance, not pixel-perfect architectural locks. Verify details before real-world work.
Transferred result
Three connected capabilities
See how the workflow reads a reference, translates its visual language, and uses the source room as structural guidance. Each capability is paired with the image evidence it explains.
Reference analysis
The model reads the reference as a combination of palette, materials, furniture character, surface texture, and lighting mood—not as a single generic style label.
BeforeAfterBefore and after
The source bedroom supplies the spatial context while the reference guides a warmer Japandi interpretation. Compare the same room before and after the transfer.
Source-room guidance
Preserve Layout asks the model to respect the source viewpoint, openings, circulation, and major placement while changing the visual style.
Viewpoint and structure guidanceWhat the model interprets
The AI reads the reference as a group of visual signals, then uses your controls to decide which signals should influence the source room.
Carries dominant tones, contrast, and accent colors from the reference into the new room direction.
Interprets timber, stone, metal, fabric, plaster, tile, and other visible surface qualities.
Adapts silhouettes, proportions, upholstery character, and detailing without literally copying every object.
Borrows warmth, softness, contrast, and fixture character when source-light preservation is reduced.
Explores paint, paneling, flooring, rugs, and decorative treatments that support the reference style.
Uses the source viewpoint and room structure as guidance; preservation is requested, not guaranteed exactly.
Reference-led design ideas
A reference image can communicate material, color, and atmosphere faster than a list of style labels. Use it to test focused visual decisions in different rooms.
Warm contemporary
Carry oak, stone, soft upholstery, and warm neutral contrast into the proportions of your own room.
Nordic calm
Borrow pale timber, diffused light, restrained textiles, and uncluttered detailing without copying a room literally.
Mediterranean modern
Explore limewash, terracotta, aged timber, and sculptural lighting while retaining a practical dining layout.
Moody kitchen
Test charcoal cabinetry, stone surfaces, metal accents, and controlled lighting before committing to finishes.
A controlled two-image workflow
The tool sends your room first and the style reference second, then turns your controls into a clear generation brief.
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Start with a well-lit image that clearly shows the walls, openings, floor, and major furniture placement.
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Choose a reference for its palette, materials, furniture character, lighting, or overall mood.
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Adjust transfer strength and preservation guidance, then review a 2K or 4K visual concept.
AI interior style transfer FAQ
Practical answers about reference images, layout preservation, controls, rights, and result accuracy.
AI interior style transfer uses one image as the source room and a second as the visual reference. The model attempts to apply cues such as color, materials, furniture language, and lighting mood to the source space.
No image generator can guarantee exact geometry. Preserve Layout tells the model to retain the viewpoint, openings, circulation, and major placement, but you should treat the output as a visual concept rather than a measured plan.
Choose a clear interior photo whose palette, materials, furniture character, and lighting are easy to read. A reference with a similar room type and camera angle usually gives the model fewer conflicting signals.
Transfer strength is converted into prompt guidance. Lower values ask for selected visual cues; higher values ask for a stronger reinterpretation. It is not a mathematical pixel-level blend percentage.
Only upload images you own or have permission to use. A reference image is still processed by the AI provider, so check its license and avoid using private or copyrighted client work without authorization.
Use the result to compare palette, material, furniture, and atmosphere directions. A qualified designer or contractor must still verify dimensions, structure, services, safety, codes, and product suitability.
Bring your own space and one clear reference. Generate a visual concept before you buy furniture, choose finishes, or brief a designer.
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