AI Interior Design Before & After Gallery

Prompt used

Redesign this living room in a warm modern style with a beige sectional, oak accents, cleaner wall art, and brighter ambient lighting.

Why this example matters

• Used for listing-friendly staging where the original room feels visually busy.
• Good fit for broad-market buyers who respond well to brighter, easier-to-imagine rooms.

Prompt used

Turn this bedroom into a calm Japandi space with warm oak, neutral bedding, low-profile furniture, and indirect lighting.

Why this example matters

• Useful when a bedroom needs less visual noise and a more restful material palette.
• Helps compare simplified furniture choices before buying a new bed frame or textiles.

Prompt used

Redesign this kitchen in a Scandinavian style with lighter oak, white surfaces, soft pendant lighting, and cleaner material contrast.

Why this example matters

• Works well for clients deciding between darker finishes and brighter everyday usability.
• Makes cabinetry, lighting, and backsplash direction easier to compare in one view.

Prompt used

Upgrade this bathroom with a floating vanity, premium stone, warmer layered lighting, and a luxury hotel-style material palette.

Why this example matters

• Useful for premium renovation planning where finish contrast matters more than layout change.
• Helps clients compare atmosphere before committing to higher-cost tile and fixture decisions.

Prompt used

Turn this room into a minimalist home office with a larger desk, clean shelving, soft wall color, and better video-call background styling.

Why this example matters

• Strong for compact workspaces that feel visually crowded or distracting.
• Makes it easier to evaluate cleaner storage and a more professional call backdrop.

Prompt used

Redesign this studio apartment with clearer lounge and sleep zones, low-profile furniture, hidden storage, and a brighter modern palette.

Why this example matters

• Useful for helping renters or buyers understand circulation in one-room spaces.
• Pairs well with walkthrough generation because movement matters more in compact layouts.