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AI interior design for homeowners and renters: upload one photo of your room, choose a style, and get a realistic before/after in about 30 seconds. Roomvana is an AI interior design tool for people redesigning their own homes. You upload a single photo of a room, pick one of 23 styles — Scandinavian, Japandi, mid-century modern, modern farmhouse, coastal, art deco and more — and the AI returns that same room restyled, in a render designed to keep its real walls, windows and layout in place. The result comes back as a before/after you can slide between, download, or redo in a different style. The same flow goes beyond interiors: house exteriors, gardens, backyards, landscapes and patios, a virtual staging mode for empty rooms, and surface swaps that change just the walls, flooring, wallpaper or cabinets. It all runs in any browser tab, from one photo — a kitchen redesign, an outdoor concept, an empty room staged for a sale and a wallpaper test are the same three taps. Roomvana is free to try after Google sign-in, and also available as an iOS app.

Mac app that reads your floor plan, fits real in-stock furniture to it, checks every piece clears the walls, and hands back a priced list you can order from. Most interior tools stop at a picture. You arrange a room, it looks right, and then you are on your own to find out what that sofa is, whether it is in stock, what it costs and whether it fits through the door. Decato works the other way round. The floor plan comes first, so the room is a set of wall lengths and door swings before it is ever an image. Real, in-stock products are matched against those numbers, and anything that does not clear the walkways is dropped before you see it. What comes back is a priced list, plus a render assembled from those exact products rather than invented ones. It is a Mac app — macOS 12 or later, Apple Silicon and Intel, no account needed to install. Floor planning is unlimited and free: the agent runs on your own ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini subscription. Product matching and renders start at $20 a month. A Windows version is planned; there is no mobile app.