How accurate are the designs?

The resemblance of your interior depends largely on the quality of the photo you upload and the complexity of the room.

In general, the clearer and better lit your photo is, the more accurately the AI can understand and represent your home's architecture and existing features.

For best results:

• Take your photo during the day with natural light

• Open curtains or blinds so the room is evenly lit

• Capture the entire room clearly without heavy shadows or motion blur

From our experience, most designs will be good representations of the space and will be very close to reality.

Room Visualizer™ is best used to explore ideas and visualize possibilities — such as arrangements, materials, colour palettes, lighting, and overall mood.

It is not intended for precise measurements, layouts, technical drawings, or construction plans.

A note on colours and finishes

The lighting and tone in a design can differ from your real finishes. Wood floors and tiles, for example, sometimes come out warmer than they really are. Use the design to judge how things feel together, then check a real sample in your own room before you buy.

If your first design isn’t quite what you expected, we recommend trying a few variations or adjusting your inputs.

👉 See: “My first design didn’t look quite right. What should I do?” for tips on getting better results.