Interior design ideas with AI images
Use Create's Image and Edit tools with a photo of your room to try new styles, furniture, materials, and lighting.
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How It Works
Try a new look for a room
Start from a room photo or a prompt, then adjust and upscale.
Start with a room photo or a prompt
Add a photo of a living room, bedroom, kitchen, or office as a reference in Image, or describe the space you want from scratch.
Describe the style you want
Write the direction in plain language: “warm Scandinavian living room with oak floors and linen curtains.” Mention styles, materials, colors, and lighting.
Change details with Edit
Open a result in Edit and write what to change, such as the sofa, the wall color, or the lighting. Edit works from your words, so the rest of the room can shift a little. Check each result.
Upscale the one you like
Use Upscale to make an image you like larger and sharper before you share it.
Ideas you can try
What Create can do for interior ideas
Room concepts from text or a photo
Generate room ideas from a prompt, or add a photo of your own room as a reference and describe a new look for it.
Compare styles quickly
Run the same room through different style prompts, such as warm wood or cool concrete, and keep the ones you like.
Adjust materials and lighting with words
Write an instruction to change a finish, a piece of furniture, or the light. There is no brush or selection tool, and results can vary from one try to the next.
Larger, sharper final images
Make a chosen concept larger and sharper for a moodboard, a message to a client, or a presentation slide.
Image, Edit, and Upscale work on the same images
Interior concepts from text or a photo
Use Create's image generator to try new rooms, materials, and lighting from a prompt or a reference photo.
See the AI image generatorStyles
Style ideas to try
These are ideas to write into a prompt. Try a few on the same room photo.
Modern
Clean lines, open layouts, and neutral palettes with glass, steel, and matte finishes.
Scandinavian
Light woods, white walls, soft textiles, and functional simplicity.
Japandi
Japanese minimalism meets Scandinavian warmth, with low furniture, natural materials, muted earth tones, and uncluttered surfaces.
Minimalist
Pared-back spaces with hidden storage, monochrome palettes, and a few sculptural statement pieces.
Mid-century modern
Walnut and teak furniture, tapered legs, organic curves, and saturated accent colors straight from the 1950s and 60s.
Industrial
Exposed brick, concrete floors, black metal frames, and Edison lighting for loft-style character.
Coastal
Airy whites and blues, rattan and driftwood textures, and light-filled rooms with a relaxed beach-house feel.
Bohemian
Layered rugs and textiles, plants, vintage finds, and eclectic color mixes with a collected-over-time look.
Farmhouse
Shiplap walls, reclaimed wood, apron sinks, and cozy neutrals that mix rustic and contemporary elements.
Art deco
Bold geometry, brass and velvet, lacquered surfaces, and jewel tones for glamorous, high-contrast rooms.
Plans
Credit-based plans. See the pricing page for details.