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Inspire

The room you saved, in the room you have

Everyone has the screenshot — the room from a magazine, a hotel, somebody’s feed. A style catalog can get you close to it. Handing us the actual photo gets you closer.

3 free credits every month. No card, no watermark.

Your room
Your room
Your inspiration
Your inspiration
Your room rendered in the inspiration photo’s style
Your room, in that photo’s look

What we borrow

The palette, the materials, the finishes and the mood of the photo you bring. It’s the look that travels across — not the furniture, and not the room. You get your own space rendered in that spirit.

What stays yours

Your layout, your walls, your windows and the angle you shot from. The inspiration photo never replaces your room — it only says what the result should feel like. Two photos in, one room out, and it’s always yours.

Examples

What it looks like on a real room

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A hotel lobby’s palette, at home
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A magazine kitchen, in a real one
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One saved screenshot, finally useful

How it works

Three steps

01

Photograph your room

The space you want changed. One wide shot from a corner.

02

Add the photo you love

The screenshot, the magazine page, the listing you keep going back to. Both go on one screen, each clearly labelled, so there’s no doubt which is which.

03

See them meet

Your room comes back wearing the other photo’s look. Compare against your original, then try a different inspiration if it wasn’t the one.

Questions

Before you start

Which photo is which?

Both go on the same screen in two labelled slots — your room, then your inspiration — so the pair is settled before anything is rendered. It’s the one thing worth being careful about here, so we made it hard to get wrong.

Will my room be replaced by the inspiration photo?

No. Your layout, windows and camera angle are preserved exactly as they are in Restyle. The second photo supplies the look, not the room.

What makes a good inspiration photo?

One clear, well-lit interior with a strong point of view. A collage or a pin board gives us several answers at once, so the result splits the difference.

Can I use a photo I didn’t take?

For your own private use, a reference you found is fine — it informs a render of your room, and nothing from it is reproduced or published. Don’t upload photos of people.

More on credits, privacy and cancelling in the full FAQ.

Try it on your room

Free to start, no card required, and a render you reject is on us.

Inspire it