AI interior design

AI Home Design

Take a photo of your room, name a style, and Nano Banana 2.1 redesigns it while keeping the walls, windows and layout. See Japandi, Scandinavian or industrial versions of your own space before you buy furniture or paint.

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Task

Generation status

Preview · 1:1 · 1K

Before you start

1Lead with the subject, then the setting, light and style, e.g. "ceramic mug on a walnut table, morning window light".
2Editing a photo? Say what to keep and what to change, e.g. "keep the product, replace the background with white marble".
3Want words in the image? Put the exact text in quotes, e.g. headline "Summer Sale".

Examples

Prompts you can use right away

Click one to drop it into the generator above, then replace the details with yours.

“Redesign my living room in Japandi style, keep the windows where they are.”
“Make this empty bedroom cozy with a wooden bed and warm lamps.”
“Show my kitchen with white cabinets and a marble island.”

Use it for

What people use AI home design for

Before buying furniture
See a new sofa, rug or table in your own living room before you order it.
Choosing a style
Compare Japandi, Scandinavian, industrial and mid-century versions of the same room side by side.
Renovation planning
Preview new cabinets, flooring or wall colours to talk through with a builder or partner.
Selling or renting
Show buyers or tenants what an empty room could look like once it is furnished.

How it works

Three steps, about a minute

1
Photograph your room
Stand in a corner and shoot wide, in daylight. JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 5 MB.
2
Name the style
A style plus two or three key pieces, for example "Japandi, low oak sofa, paper lamp".
3
Generate and compare
Generate a few versions in 2K, then make your favourite in 4K.

Compared with

How it compares with other ways to plan a room

An interior designer: A designer brings experience and a full plan, but it costs a lot and takes weeks. Use this to try ideas first and bring the ones you like to a designer.
Mood boards: Pinterest boards show other people's homes. Here you see the style in your own room, with your own windows and layout.
3D room planners: 3D planners are accurate but slow to set up, and they rarely look like a photo. Here one photo and one sentence give you a realistic picture in about a minute.

Tips

Get a better result on the first try

Say "keep the walls, windows and floor plan" so the room stays recognisable.
Name materials and colours ("light oak, beige linen, matte black") rather than only a style name.
Empty rooms work too: describe the furniture you want and where it goes.

FAQ

Questions people ask

Is the AI home design tool free?

Google sign-up gives you free trial credits. After that, each 2K design costs 10 credits and each 4K design 16.

Will it keep my room's layout?

Ask it to keep the walls, windows and floor plan in your prompt. A wide, straight photo taken in daylight gives the most faithful result.

Can it design a room from scratch?

Yes. Switch to text to image and describe the room, the style and the furniture.

Which rooms does it work for?

Living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, home offices and outdoor spaces such as balconies and gardens. A wide photo of the whole room works best.

Are the furniture and sizes accurate?

Treat the result as a visual idea, not a floor plan. Check the real measurements of any piece before you buy it.

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