RoomLook LabSign in ↗A good room photo.
A fresh direction.
A little preparation makes your concept easier to judge. Here’s how to begin.
Original reference photo: Francesca Tosolini / Unsplash. Used in our controlled room redesign tests.
01 / Let the room tell the story.
Use your main camera, keep it level, and include complete furniture pieces and a visible wall corner. Natural light helps.
- Move people, private documents, and personal photographs out of view.
- Avoid strong backlight, fisheye views, mirrors, and doorframes that hide most of the room.
- Use a still JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10 MB and 24 megapixels. HEIC and animated images are not supported.
Photos are normalized to PNG, up to 1,152 pixels on the longest edge and 1 megapixel. Image edges may be slightly cropped to fit the generation size. This removes embedded photo metadata; it does not remove information visible in the picture.
02 / One room.
A new direction.
Choose Scandinavian for pale wood and quiet neutrals, or mid-century for walnut and earthy color. The entire photo is redesigned; there is no brush or protected selection.
The model aims to keep the room recognizable, but furniture shapes, lighting, background, and architectural details may change. This is a style preview, not a precise edit or a construction plan.
03 / Look twice.
Keep what inspires you.
Pick Scandinavian or mid-century, confirm image processing, and request one whole-room concept. One credit is reserved while your request runs and used when a downloadable result is ready. Confirmed technical failures release the credit.
If a request needs checking, use “Check original request.” Do not start a replacement while the first is unresolved. You can return to My rooms to find its status.
Review furniture count, edges, reflections, and small objects. AI concepts are inspiration, not plans, product matches, or measurements. Report a defect from your result if something is wrong.
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