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AI for interior design
Use the tools, then come touch the samples
Every AI tool we've built is here, along with the honest version of what these renderings can and can't tell you about your own room.
Our tools
Five free tools, no account needed
Save a project only if you want to come back to it. Everything else works as a guest.
Room Redesign Studio
Upload a photo of your room and render it in a chosen style — paint, wallcovering, window treatments, textiles, accessories, and layout, together or one at a time. Drag the slider to compare against your real room.
Best for: seeing a whole direction before you commit to any of it.
OpenStyle DNA quiz
Six questions that name your direction and translate it into a paint approach, wallcovering, window treatment, and fabric plan you can bring to the showroom.
Best for: knowing where to start when everything looks good online.
OpenPaint Color Visualizer
Put real Benjamin Moore colors on your own photo — interior walls or the whole exterior — and export a branded rendering to share with your painter or HOA.
Best for: narrowing five colors down to two.
OpenColor Scheme Generator
Describe the feel you're after, or upload a photo, and get a coordinated body, trim, and accent scheme with wallcovering and specialty finish suggestions.
Best for: building a whole-house palette that hangs together.
OpenWindow Treatment Finder
Five decisions — light and view, coverage and operation, the opening, style, everyday life — scored against eleven treatment families.
Best for: turning 'I need blinds' into a real spec.
OpenStraight talk
What AI gets wrong about your room
We'd rather you hear this from us than find out after the install.
AI renderings invent products that don't exist
A model will happily draw a shade in a weave no mill makes, or a wallcovering with no repeat. Treat a rendering as a direction, not a purchase order. Everything we quote is tied to a real book, a real style number, and a real lead time.
Screen color is not paint color
Your monitor and your phone disagree with each other, and both disagree with the paint. Use AI to shortlist, then get a real sample on a board and look at it on your own wall morning and night. In Florida daylight, this matters more than anywhere else.
Scale and measurement are where AI fails
A render cannot know your ceiling height, window depth, stack space, or where the crank on the awning window lands. Those details decide whether a treatment works. That's why we measure and install rather than sell you a number.
Photos in, better results out
Shoot the whole wall, stand back, turn on the lights, and shoot in daylight without direct sun in the frame. A straight-on photo of the full room beats a beautiful angled crop every time.
Ask for one change at a time
Change the wall color, then the window treatment, then the rug. When you change everything at once you can't tell what's actually improving the room.
A designer still beats a prompt
AI is quick at options and terrible at trade-offs — budget, lead time, sun exposure, who's cleaning it, and what the next owner will think. That conversation happens in the showroom, and it's free.
Ask anything
Show us a photo and ask
Our in-store expert assistant now reads photos. Open it from the corner of any page, attach a picture of the room, the wall, or the part in your hand, and ask what to do about it.