AI interior design

Redesign a room and understand what it takes to build.

RenoBrief turns a room photo into an interior concept plus a one-page brief covering style direction, budget range, materials, and contractor questions.

Try interior sample See brief format

AI interior design room remodel preview with renovation brief — Room conceptDesign image plus material, budget, and scope notes

Interactive sample

Try an interior brief before uploading.

Use a sample room to see how RenoBrief connects style, budget, materials, and contractor notes.

Original living room photo for AI interior design sample — Sample room photo

Owner notes

Style

Budget

Interior brief preview

Warm Japandi living room

Selected scope

Style: Japandi - oak, linen, low contrast
Budget: Remodel - $2k - $10k

Design direction

Calm, oak-led, and practical

Preserve the room shell and improve material warmth.
Use layered lighting instead of one overhead source.
Keep storage visible enough to be usable, quiet enough to disappear.

Materials

Warm limewash, oak or oak-look flooring, linen upholstery, soft neutral rug, and blackened metal lighting.

Contractor checks

Confirm floor level before changing finish.
Check fixture locations and dimmer compatibility.
Separate furniture-only refresh from electrical or built-in scope.

How it works

Move from inspiration to a renovation brief.

Step 01
Upload a room photo
Living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and bathrooms work best when the photo shows walls, floor, light, and major furniture.
Step 02
Choose style and budget mode
Pick the look and the level of intervention: refresh, standard remodel, or premium remodel.
Step 03
Generate image and brief
Use the result to compare ideas, save versions, and hand a clearer scope to a contractor or partner.

Output

The image opens the conversation. The brief makes it usable.

A RenoBrief interior result includes the concept image, design direction, budget range, materials, and contractor notes in one format.

Sample interior brief

Warm Japandi living room

Design direction

Light limewash walls, matte oak flooring, lower contrast furniture, and one dark metal focal detail.

Materials

Warm white paint, oak or oak-look floor, linen upholstery, paper shade lighting, and blackened steel accents.

Contractor notes

Confirm floor leveling, radiator constraints, lighting junction box position, and whether wall finish requires skim coat prep.

Interior outputs

The render is only the start.

Concept

A direction you can inspect

The sample image shows the visual target while keeping the existing room believable.

Scope

Budget mode changes the plan

Refresh, remodel, and renovate stay separated so the brief does not blur furniture, finishes, and trade work.

Handoff

Notes for the contractor conversation

Materials, lighting, floor prep, and constraints are captured next to the image instead of buried in chat.

FAQ

AI interior design questions

What makes RenoBrief different from a room image generator?

RenoBrief treats the brief as the artifact. The image is paired with budget, materials, and contractor notes.

Can I generate multiple versions?

Yes. The current dashboard supports version slots so you can compare several directions for the same room.

Can I export the result?

Yes. Saved briefs can be exported as a RenoBrief PDF with the generated image, design direction, materials, budget scope, and contractor notes.

Plan the room

Start with the room photo.

Upload the space you want to change and turn it into an interior concept, budget range, materials list, and contractor-ready scope notes.

Brief includesDesign direction

Budget range$2k - $10k

Handoff notesMaterials + scope

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Free testing credits are available during early access.