Interior design, seen first
Send a photograph of a room that already exists. It comes back as the same room, changed — new finishes if you're renovating it, furniture if you're selling it. Same walls, same windows, same awkward corner.
Free to design · No account · Takes about two minutes
Three ways people use it
You're renovating
Build the room on screen from real, buyable tile, vanities and hardware — then send a photo of the bathroom you actually have and get it back in the materials you chose.
Free to use no account needed
Start designing →You're building
Send a photo of the room and the plans. It comes back as the finished space — a kitchen, an addition, the whole elevation — so nobody has to picture it.
Quoted per job usually back the same day
See renovation renders →You're selling
Send the listing photos and they come back furnished — sofas, beds, rugs, art — with the property itself untouched and every image labeled for the MLS.
Quoted per listing usually back the same day
See virtual staging →The free part
Every tile, vanity and finish here is a real product you can actually buy. Tap one and the whole room changes — tile, vanity, hardware and the niche in the shower, because they only look right chosen together.
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Keep designingRecent work
Every one of these started as a photo somebody took on their phone, standing in the doorway. Drag to compare.
What it costs
The design tool is free and always will be — it's how you find out what you like. You only pay when you want to see it in your actual room.
Selling a vacant house instead? See how virtual staging works.
Whatever the room is, you can see it finished before anyone picks up a tool or lists it for sale. Send a photo and find out what it looks like.