Turn a photo of any room into world-class AI interior design in seconds. Framehouse reads your real space and returns a complete redesign, layout, style, and palette, for thousands less than hiring a traditional interior designer.
Photos of your home stay private
Loved by thousands of homeowners and renters in 40+ cities
How It Works
Plus a playbook to make it real.
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Snap a photo of any room. The AI reads your real walls, windows, and proportions, so every design fits the space you actually have. Your photos stay private.
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Choose from hundreds of the latest interior design styles, colors, and materials, from Japandi to prewar-modern.
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Your room is reimagined in minutes, with up to 20 AI room design options at once. Compare them side by side and choose the one that feels like home.
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Budget, shopping list, color swatches, and step-by-step instructions, just like a real designer hands over, ready to act on the same day.
"I'm not the most design oriented and don't have enough to hire someone to help me. Used this app to take a pic of my space and get a bunch of ideas in different styles. It even gave me specific pieces I could buy that were in the images. Really impressed and happy to finally be turning my blah living room into something I love"
Motha Reviews
App Store reviewer, Apple App Store
"Love this. two kids, one dog, and a brand new white sofa idea I couldn't stop thinking about! Saw a version with performance fabric in a darker tone and changed my mind. Way more practical!"
Elizabeth Sully
Trustpilot reviewer, US · Trustpilot
"I've tried a lot of things out there to uplift the design of my house and by far this is the best it's so fast seamless and the design suggestions are 10/10, no slop here. I'll be implementing changes and inspiration I found here right away!"
Christina Kurbanov
App Store reviewer, Apple App Store
"Love this app! I used Framehouse to work on my brother's bonus room to turn it from a 'basement' into a real room that he and his wife could use. Framehouse was instrumental in helping pick colors and styles, outstanding visual tool and easy to use. A great experience!"
Tom M
Trustpilot reviewer, US · Trustpilot
"It can be so overwhelming to upgrade a home without blowing the budget. Framehouse helped me find my style, create realistic designs, and plan it step-by-step. I couldn't be happier with the end result!"
AKB-NYC
App Store reviewer, Apple App Store
"Love. Love. Love. My scratch pad of design ideas."
Elizabeth Grandillo
Trustpilot reviewer, US · Trustpilot
Drag the slider to see how Framehouse transforms a tired room into a layered, intentional space, every "after" started as a single phone photo.
Look closely and you'll see the moves a designer makes by instinct. Furniture is pulled off the walls so the room can breathe. A single rug anchors the seating area and quietly tells the eye where one zone ends and another begins. The palette stays disciplined, usually two warm neutrals and one accent, so the space reads as one composition instead of five competing ideas. One sculptural piece, a floor lamp or an arched mirror, does the visual heavy lifting so the rest can stay calm. These are the same decisions Framehouse applies to your photo, in seconds, across every room in your home.
Brownstone Revival
Serene Sage
Parisian Salon
Curated Retreat
Warm Cedar
Burgundy Marble
Collector's Study
Blush Cottage
A living room, a bedroom, and a galley kitchen each demand a different set of decisions. Framehouse reads the room you actually have and proposes AI interior design plans trained on the closest comparable spaces.
The most lived-in room
Where the sofa goes, where the rug lands, where the eye rests. Framehouse plans a living room around your real seating count, your TV wall, and the light you actually have, then proposes layouts that flow from entry to window without obstruction.
ExploreCalm, considered, restful
A bedroom rewards restraint. Two tones, one statement headboard, layered lighting at three heights. Our plans place the bed for the best sleep orientation, then build the palette and storage around it.
ExploreHardworking and beautiful
Cabinet finishes, counter materials, hardware, and lighting decisions all in one plan. Framehouse proposes kitchen refreshes that respect your existing footprint and plumbing, with sourcing at three price tiers.
ExploreStudios, alcoves, lofts
Under 600 square feet rewards zoning, verticality, and one disciplined palette. Our small-space plans separate sleep, lounge, and work without building walls, and treat the floor plan like a single composition.
ExploreA room lives or dies on a handful of choices. Get these right and the rest is decoration, and the AI makes each call for you, with the reasoning a designer would give.
Every room needs a floor anchor and an overhead anchor: a rug under the seating, a pendant over the table, a runner in the hall. Those two moves tell the eye what the room is for. Once they're right, the rest, art, throws, side tables, become small decisions instead of big ones.
Sofa, bed, dining table, whichever is largest. Put it on the wall that lets the door open into a generous moment, not into the back of a piece of furniture. Leave at least 24 inches of walking space on the active side. Every other piece should respond to that anchor.
Buy the biggest rug your budget allows, not the smallest, a rug that floats in the middle of a room shrinks it. Scale furniture to the ceiling height, not the floor area. And keep the sightline from the entry to the furthest window clear: that single line of sight is what makes any room feel generous.
These are five of the hundred-plus directions Framehouse can generate. Each is tuned to a real room, where palette discipline and a single statement piece carry the space.
Pale oak, bouclé, and a single black line, the discipline of Japanese minimalism softened by French warmth. Reads expensive in any room.
Saturated color blocks against original moldings, a nod to Memphis with grown-up restraint. Best for prewar homes with character to play against.
Cream walls, linen drapery, and one warm wood tone throughout. Made for rooms with a single great window, it lets the light do most of the design work.
Lime wash, terracotta, and rounded forms, a room that feels like a small house in Majorca. Particularly forgiving in spaces with imperfect walls.
Deep greens, framed prints hung salon-style, and one oversized fiddle leaf. Turns a living room into a small museum without crowding the seating.
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Guide
Layout, lighting, and palette decisions used by working designers.
ReadPillar
A 6,000-word pillar covering everything from lighting to multi-use furniture.
ReadJournal
Field notes on real transformations, from Tokyo bedsits to Brooklyn brownstones.
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