Furnish an empty room with AI
An empty room photographs badly and shows worse. Upload it, pick a style, and the tool furnishes and decorates the space while keeping the walls, the windows and the floor exactly as built. Realtors use it to stage a vacant listing without renting a single piece of furniture.
See a preview before you pay: your first 3 designs are on us, shown blurred. A plan reveals them.
- On Pro and Business
- About 30 seconds a design
- 41 styles
- Walls and windows stay put
A real photo, then the tool's own render of it: Scandinavian.
Three steps. About 30 seconds.
- 1
Upload a photo of the empty room, shot from a corner so the tool can see the walls and the windows.
- 2
Choose the room type and a style, Scandinavian for a clean listing look or any of the other 40.
- 3
The furnished room comes back in about 30 seconds, private by default, ready for the listing or the client.
Watch it work.
The tool on a room, start to finish, in one clip.
In any of 41 styles.
Each one a recipe checked on real rooms before it ships.
Answers, before you ask.
Is this tool on every plan?
No. Furnish Empty Room sits on Pro and Business. Pro is $14 a month billed yearly, or $29 month to month, with 1,000 designs a month, every tool and a commercial license for client and listing work.
Will it invent windows that are not there?
No. The walls, windows, doors and floor plan are held in place. The tool adds furniture, rugs, lighting and decoration inside the room you photographed, so the result matches the space a buyer will walk into.
Can I use it for listings?
Yes. Pro and Business both carry a commercial license, so a staged photo can go into a listing, a brochure or a client presentation. Standard does not include this tool, so choose Pro if staging is the job.
What if the room is only half empty?
Run Furniture Removal first to erase what is there, then furnish the empty result. Both tools take the same photo, and each design costs one credit from your monthly allowance.
Upload the photo, pick a style, and see it redesigned with the walls and windows where they are. The first 3 designs are on us, shown blurred; a plan reveals them.
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