Upload a photo of your living room and see new sofas, layouts, wall colors, and lighting in seconds. Try a dozen looks before you buy a single piece of furniture.
Dated beige living room → Modern Minimalist. Drag to compare.
Furniture is the biggest expense in most living rooms. See how new pieces look in your real space first.
Try sectionals, curved sofas, and accent chairs in new fabrics and colors.
Compare TV-focused, fireplace-focused, and conversation layouts.
Preview built-ins, floating consoles, and paneled feature walls.
Test warm whites, moody greens, limewash, or wood paneling.
Layer floor lamps, pendants, and sconces for a warm evening glow.
Swap rugs, curtains, pillows, and throws to change the whole mood.
Find the right size, shape, and material for your seating area.
Finish the room with wall art, greenery, and styled shelves.
Take one photo from a corner with the main seating area and windows in view.
Choose Japandi, Scandinavian, Midcentury Modern, Bohemian, or describe your own idea.
Get a photorealistic redesign in seconds. Try more styles, then save your favorite.
Shoot from a corner
Capture two walls and the main seating area.
Use daylight
Open the curtains and turn on lamps for even light.
Tidy up first
Clear toys, cables, and laundry from the frame.
Hold your phone level
Skip the ultra-wide lens to avoid distortion.
From empty rooms to quick restyles. Drag each slider to compare.
Pick a style to open the tool with it preselected, or test them all on the same photo.
Low-profile furniture, natural wood, and calm neutrals.
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Light woods, cozy textiles, and bright, airy simplicity.
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Walnut, tapered legs, and iconic retro silhouettes.
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Clean lines, neutral palettes, and statement lighting.
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Layered rugs, rattan, plants, and global patterns.
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Breezy blues, linen slipcovers, and natural light.
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Leather, exposed brick, and black metal accents.
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Rich textures, tonal palettes, and refined materials.
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Make compact spaces feel bigger with scaled furniture, mirrors, and lighter colors.
Define zones for lounging, dining, and working in one shared space.
Plan durable, comfortable layouts that still look put together.
Try furniture, rugs, and lighting changes with no painting or drilling required.
Furnish an empty living room virtually to help it sell or rent faster.
A new sofa is a big purchase and an awkward return. Use AI living room design to test sizes, colors, and layouts in your real room, then shop with a clear picture of what works.
New paint, pillows, rug, and lighting. Done in a weekend.
A new sofa, coffee table, and rearranged layout.
A full new style with built-ins, a feature wall, and new furniture.