Interior Design AI

Idyllic's interior design AI redesigns a room from a photo or a description, producing realistic before-and-after concepts in any style. Keep the walls, windows and floor, then change furniture, colors, materials and lighting one request at a time. Erase clutter on Canvas and upscale the final render to share with a partner, client or contractor.

Free to startNo credit cardCommercial use on paid plans

Price: Free to start · 3 images a day
Output: HD images, upscale to 8K
Models: FLUX, Imagen 4, GPT Image, Seedream
Commercial use: Included on paid plans
Prompt language: Any language

How it works

Three steps from idea to finished image.

1
Upload or describe the room
Upload a straight-on photo taken in daylight, or describe the room type, size and layout. Say what must stay: windows, doors, flooring, built-ins.
2
Choose a style
Name a style and two or three materials, for example Japandi with light oak, linen and paper lanterns.
3
Change one thing at a time
Ask to 'swap the sofa for a green velvet one' or 'paint the walls warm white' and only that changes. Erase clutter on Canvas, then upscale.

Interior styles to try

Japandi: light oak, linen, low furniture, muted neutrals.
Scandinavian: white walls, pale wood, wool textiles, simple forms.
Mid-century modern: walnut, tapered legs, mustard and teal accents.
Industrial: exposed brick, black metal, concrete, bare bulbs.
Coastal: whitewashed wood, rattan, sandy linen, soft blues.
Warm minimalism: plaster walls, travertine, curved shapes, hidden storage.

Rooms and projects

Living rooms: test layouts, sofas and rugs before you buy.
Kitchens: compare cabinet colors, backsplashes and countertops.
Bedrooms: try wall colors, headboards and lighting moods.
Small apartments: storage ideas and colors that make the space feel larger.
Listings: virtual staging of empty rooms.
Offices and cafés: concept images for a client pitch.

Tips for realistic results

Shoot from a corner at chest height with the lights on and curtains open.
Say exactly what to keep: 'keep the window, radiator and parquet floor'.
Mention light color: warm 2700K lamps feel cozy, cooler daylight feels crisp.
Treat renders as concepts and measure before you buy furniture.
Label virtually staged photos when you use them in a property listing.

Prompt ideas

Copy a prompt, or open it in Idyllic and make it yours.

redesign this living room photo, keep the windows and wood floor, Japandi style, low linen sofa, light oak coffee table, paper lantern, soft daylight

bedroom makeover, sage green wall behind a low upholstered bed, built-in wardrobe, warm bedside lamps, realistic interior photo

kitchen renovation preview, white flat-front cabinets, green zellige tile backsplash, oak island, brass pendant lights, photorealistic

small studio apartment, Scandinavian style, loft bed with a desk underneath, white walls, wool rug, plants, wide-angle interior photo

mid-century modern living room, walnut sideboard, mustard armchair, teal velvet sofa, globe pendant, afternoon sun

industrial loft, exposed brick wall, black steel shelving, leather sofa, polished concrete floor, warm bare bulbs, evening light

virtual staging of an empty living room, warm minimalist furniture, plaster-look walls, travertine coffee table, neutral palette

bathroom redesign, terrazzo floor, fluted oak vanity, round mirror, warm wall sconces, walk-in shower with a glass screen

home office corner, built-in desk under the window, cork pinboard, task lamp, green accent wall, cozy and organized

Frequently asked questions

Is the interior design AI free?

Yes. You can redesign rooms with 3 free images a day, no credit card needed. Paid plans from $10.50/month billed yearly add private mode and a commercial license.

Can I redesign my room from a photo?

Yes. Upload a photo and describe the change. Only what you describe changes, so walls, windows and layout stay in place.

Can I keep my existing furniture?

Yes. Name what to keep, such as 'keep the grey sofa and the bookshelf', and ask to change everything around it.

Which interior styles can I try?

Any style you can name: Japandi, Scandinavian, mid-century modern, industrial, coastal, boho, French country, warm minimalism and more.

Can I remove clutter or furniture from a photo?

Yes. Use Canvas to erase objects, then fill the space with something new or leave it empty.

Can I use it for real estate listings?

Yes, for virtual staging of empty rooms. Paid plans include a commercial license; label staged photos clearly in the listing.

Can I write the prompt in Spanish or Russian?

Yes. Prompts work in any language.