RoomsGPT

Showroom pictures leave out how a calm Japanese-Scandinavian look would work with your sloping ceiling and the drying rack that never makes the catalogue. A photo of that exact room is where RoomsGPT starts: you upload it and pick a style, or describe one in your own words. The redesign keeps the walls and windows in place, and the site estimates about 15 seconds for a result.

From the first result on, a typed request such as "keep my sofa, make the walls warmer" reworks the picture, and tapping a spot changes only that part. Each step is saved as a new version you can undo, and a slider sets it against the original photo. A finished room can also become a 3D preview you can rotate and explore.

Results are labelled design concepts, with a request to check doors and windows against the original before you choose a direction. House fronts and gardens go through the same studio, which the site credits with more than 61 styles and 26 languages.

Around the studio sit planning tools, from a paint visualizer with real color codes to a floor plan generator. Online shops, on Shopify or elsewhere, can embed a widget that shows their tiles or furniture in a shopper's own photo.