The same room, another direction.

AI Room Restyle

Upload a furnished interior. Choose a direction. The room's architecture, windows and view stay where they are; furnishings, materials and palette are redesigned. Made for showing a client a direction before demolition day.
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Complimentary for existing Nakada Design clients. A paid plan is available for ongoing volume.

A note

Example

A dining space, then an AI Japandi reading of the same room

The image below is not a photograph of a completed project. It is an AI-restyled reading of the source room, generated for direction and conversation.

Before

After (AI, Japandi)

The same dining space redesigned by AI in Japandi style

Static demonstration only. Your result will depend on the photograph you provide.

Style direction

Photograph

Drop a furnished interior here

A clear, level shot of the room as it is today. JPEG, PNG or WebP. Prepared in the browser before conversion.

Source

Results remain on screen. Download asks for an email once per browser. Complimentary for clients; volume use is available under a paid plan.

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A conversation, not a construction set

Clients decide faster when they can see a direction in their own room. This tool redesigns the furnishings, materials and palette of a photograph in a named style while holding the room's architecture and view.

Designers use it to open a presentation, compare two directions before concept boards, or show a hesitant client what "calmer" actually looks like. It sketches atmosphere; it does not replace a designer's judgment, sourcing or drawings.

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How to prepare the source

Photograph the room level and wide. Include the window line if you can; the view is preserved and sells the result.

One room per frame. The restyle follows the frame you provide, so crop to the space in question before converting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the restyle change?

Furnishings, materials, colors and decor. The room's architecture, openings, view and camera angle are instructed to stay as photographed.

Is this a substitute for an interior designer?

No. It sketches a direction in seconds, which is useful for conversation and comparison. Scope, sourcing, drawings and judgment remain the designer's work.

Which styles are available?

Japandi, modern farmhouse, Art Deco, minimalist, Mediterranean, Parisian, industrial, mid-century modern, coastal and traditional.

Which photographs work best?

A level, well-lit, uncluttered frame of a single room. Wide shots with a visible window line give the most convincing results.

Is this complimentary?

Complimentary for existing Nakada Design clients, within daily limits. A paid plan is available for ongoing volume.

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