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Virtual room designer

Forget dragging 3D furniture around a floor plan. Redecorly designs from a photo of the room you actually have.

Modern dining room after a Redecorly redesign
The same dining room before, as photographed
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Modern dining room — a real Redecorly redesign of one of our test photos. Drag the handle to compare.

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Photo-based vs. floor-plan designers

Traditional virtual room designers ask you to draw walls, set dimensions and place 3D models one by one. That is precise, but slow. A photo-based designer like Redecorly skips the setup: it reads your photo, keeps the architecture, and redesigns the furnishings in a chosen style in seconds.

When each makes sense

  • Use a photo-based designer to choose a style, compare looks, get ideas for a tired room, or show someone what you mean.
  • Use a floor-plan tool when you need exact measurements for a renovation or built-ins.
  • Many people use both: Redecorly to pick the direction, a tape measure to confirm sizes.
Cozy living room after a Redecorly redesign
The same living room before, as photographed
BeforeAfter
Cozy living room — a real Redecorly redesign of one of our test photos. Drag the handle to compare.

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Try it on your own room

Snap a photo of your room, pick a style, and see it redesigned in seconds — then shop every piece in the picture.

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Try several styles on one room

Upload once and switch between Modern, Cozy, Luxury, Minimal and Boho (and Kids for children's rooms). Seeing the same room in different looks is the fastest way to discover what you actually like.

Design part of a room

With the Only part mode you can redesign just one zone — the wall behind the sofa, an empty corner, the dining area or the lighting — while keeping the rest of the room as it is.

From design to cart

Each result includes a list of real products that match the main pieces in the picture, linked to Amazon. That is what turns a pretty picture into a plan.

Tips

Use a bright, wide photo; shoot from a corner; and try the same photo in two styles before deciding. Check measurements before you order furniture.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Using a dark, tightly cropped photo — the designer can only work with what it sees.
  • Ordering furniture straight from a picture without measuring.
  • Judging a style from one try; run it twice before deciding.

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