AI interior design, with real furniture
By Nassim Hasni, publisher of DecoScale · published
Photograph your room, pick a style and a budget: DecoScale refurnishes it with furniture that exists, that fits, and that links to its page at the merchant.
What an AI-generated interior image shows
Generating a beautiful interior image has become commonplace. But an ordinary AI render invents what it draws: the sofa has no product reference, the coffee table has no price, and nothing says the whole thing fits between the door and the radiator. You get a mood, then have to find everything yourself — and often discover that the closest-looking model does not fit.
What DecoScale does, in order
- It measures the room from three photos taken from three spots. Before drawing, it asks you for two tape-measure dimensions, the back wall and the depth: they are what make it exact.
- It chooses real products from merchants such as IKEA, Sklum, Camif or Miliboo, with the dimensions and price the merchant publishes, within your budget.
- It checks that they fit: in the room, but also in front of a door, under a window, away from a radiator, with room to walk.
- It draws the refurnished room, in the chosen style.
- Every object in the render is clickable: its dimensions, its price, and the link to its product page.
The bedroom as photographed, then the same bedroom refurnished in a Scandinavian style.
What the AI does, and what it does not
Artificial intelligence reads the photo, estimates the room's geometry, clears it of its furniture and draws the result. It does not decide the size of the furniture: the dimension constraint is settled before drawing, by calculation, from the dimensions the merchant publishes. And it does not choose a product for what it earns: the selection depends only on the room, the budget and the style.
Every object carries a label: "exactly this product", or "inspiration" when the object drawn is only an interpretation of the product — the link, the price, the merchant and the dimensions remain those of the product. And DecoScale does not guess your room's dimensions: it asks you for them.
Which rooms, and which styles
The living room and the bedroom. You choose what you change: what you keep stays as it is in your room. Ten styles are offered: Scandinavian, Minimalist, Warm, Contemporary, Japandi, Art Deco, Industrial, Bohemian, Coastal and Country chic.
Frequently asked questions
Can an AI decorate my home?
It can propose a complete layout for your living room or bedroom, in the style and budget you choose, with real products. It does not replace your taste: you choose the style and what you keep.
Does the suggested furniture really exist?
Yes. Every object matches a retail product, with the price and dimensions the merchant publishes. When the object drawn is only an interpretation of the product, the label says "inspiration".
Does the AI know my room's dimensions?
It estimates them from your photos, then asks you for two tape-measure dimensions — the back wall and the depth — before drawing: the room becomes exact.
Is it paid?
The first layout is free, no card required. Further layouts are bought in packs or by subscription, with no fee on your furniture purchases: see pricing.