
Modern
Clean lines, a neutral base and purposeful contrast. The safe pick that makes almost any room look considered.
A makeover is the full before-and-after: same room, new everything removable. Upload the “before” and get a photorealistic “after” in about 20 seconds — then drag the slider to check exactly what changed. Use it to commit to a direction before you spend on paint, rugs or furniture.
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One shot from the doorway in daylight is enough — no staging, no cleaning first.
Choose one of eight curated styles, or describe what you want in your own words.
In about 20 seconds you get a photorealistic redesign of your room that keeps its real walls and windows.

Clean lines, a neutral base and purposeful contrast. The safe pick that makes almost any room look considered.

Layered rugs, plants, warm color and collected pieces. Personality-first, made for living rooms.

Tapered legs, warm walnut and organic curves. Timeless in bedrooms and dining rooms.
Your room keeps its real walls, windows and proportions; everything a decorator could restyle overnight gets a new look — furniture, textiles, colors, materials and lighting.
Shoot the “before” straight on — the after frames the same way.
Generate the same photo in 2–3 styles before deciding.
Save the results; the before/after slider is your decision record.
A makeover moves no walls: plumbing stays, kitchen runs stay, windows stay. What changes is everything your eye touches — wall colour, textiles, lighting, large furniture, styling. That is enough to make a room feel new, which is exactly why it is worth doing before any renovation.
Run it in sequence and the weekend is enough: day one, declutter and deep-clean (a half-empty room already looks twice as good); day two, paint the single wall that bothers you most; day two evening, rehang curtains higher and wider than the window. Only then buy — large pieces first, textiles second, styling last, on a 60/25/15 budget split.
The point of a photo-first makeover is deciding direction cheaply: generate three styles, live with them on screen for a day, and commit to one. Common mistakes: buying accent pieces before the big furniture is settled, repainting the whole room when one wall carries 80% of the problem, and skipping the declutter because it feels like it is not “design”.
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