Is it free to furnish a room with AI?

Sign in with Google or e-mail — no card — and you get 6 free credits, enough for 3 designs. Each design costs 2 credits. Free results carry a small genroom.io watermark; one-time credit packs remove it. There is no subscription.

Will my walls, floor or windows change?

No. “Furnish empty room” keeps the wall, floor and ceiling finishes, the windows, the doors and the radiators, and adds furniture, lighting, textiles and decor. If you also want new paint or a new floor, choose “Full makeover” in the Studio or ask for it in words in the editor.

Why did the room move on my result?

With nothing in the room, the AI sometimes redraws a wide-angle photo: a window shifts or the room looks deeper. The Studio asks it to keep the exact frame, and on ordinary photos it usually does — but on the widest photo in our tests four of six results moved. Shoot at normal zoom (1×, not 0.5×) from the doorway at chest height. If a result moved, make another variant: each one is created anew.

What if the room could be anything?

An empty room often doesn’t show its purpose, so the Studio asks first: living room, bedroom, kitchen, kids’ room, office, dining room, hallway, studio or one of 36 room types — or your own words. A living room gets a seating area, a bedroom a bed and nightstands.

What is the difference between “For living” and “For a listing”?

“For living” furnishes the room as a home in the style you chose. “For a listing” stages it for selling or renting out: bright, neutral and inviting, with no personal items. This page opens “For living”; you can switch in the Studio form.

Can I keep a sofa or bed I already own?

Add a photo of it to the brief as a reference and say what to do with it, for example “use the grey sofa from photo 2”. The Studio follows what the brief says about a reference; without a word about it, it takes only the mood, colours and materials.

Will the furniture really fit?

The result is a picture, not a measured plan. The Studio keeps a realistic scale and clear walkways, but measure the room and check the sizes before you buy. Our guide on furnishing an empty room lists the clearances worth checking.

What photo works best?

Daylight, taken from the doorway or a corner at chest height with the normal camera (not ultra-wide), the whole floor and at least one window in the frame. A phone photo is enough.

Furnish an empty room with AI

Just moved in? See the empty room furnished

Take one photo of the bare room and get it furnished for living: sofa, bed, rug, curtains and lamps in the style you like. Your walls, floor and windows stay exactly as they are.

Furnish my roomSee six styles

2 credits: per design
6 free credits: after sign-in, no card
Under a minute: per result

An empty living room in an old apartment with herringbone parquet and two tall windows

Empty room

One empty room · six styles · real Studio results

Japandi
Scandinavian
Coastal
Boho
Mid-century modern
Contemporary
Japandi
Scandinavian
Coastal
Boho
Mid-century modern
Contemporary

Stays as in your photo

Walls and their colour
Floor
Windows and doors
Radiators and built-ins
Camera angle

How it works

From bare walls to a furnished room in three steps

1
Photograph the empty room
Stand in the doorway or a corner at chest height and take a normal photo, not ultra-wide. Keep the floor and at least one window in the frame.
Furnish empty room
For livingFor a listing
Style
2
“Furnish empty room” is already chosen
The Studio opens with “Furnish empty room” and its “For living” option picked. If the photo doesn’t show what the room is for, it asks you first — living room, bedroom, office and more. Then pick a style.
3
Compare, then try another style
Drag the before/after slider, make another variant or a different style on the same photo, and fine-tune any piece in the editor with a few words or the brush.

What the Studio puts in

Furnished for living, not just filled

The mode works like an interior designer in an empty room: it plans the furniture for the room’s purpose and size first, then dresses it in your style.

The main pieces the room needs — a sofa and armchairs, or a bed and nightstands
Zones that make sense: seating, sleeping, working
Clear walkways to the doors and windows
A rug, curtains, cushions and throws
Floor lamps, table lamps and pendants
Realistic scale for the size of the room

One empty room, six styles

The same room, furnished six ways

Every picture was made in the GenRoom Studio from one photo with “Furnish empty room” · “For living” and the style on the card. Nothing was edited afterwards.

Japandi

Low oak furniture, linen and paper lamps — calm, warm and uncluttered.

Furnish mine in Japandi

Scandinavian

Light wood, soft textiles and plenty of daylight — easy to live with.

Furnish mine in Scandinavian

Coastal

Slipcovered white seating, blue accents and natural fibres.

Furnish mine in Coastal

Boho

Patterned rugs, rattan, plants and warm, layered colour.

Furnish mine in Boho

Mid-century modern

Walnut, tapered legs and a few bold colours.

Furnish mine in Mid-century modern

Contemporary

Clean lines, soft neutrals and a few sculptural pieces.

Furnish mine in Contemporary

Drag to compare

Other empty rooms, same rule

A rented living room, a bedroom in an older building and a small spare room. Furniture in; walls, floor and windows where they were.

AfterBefore

Empty living roomContemporary

AfterBefore

Empty bedroomJapandi

AfterBefore

Small spare roomScandinavian bedroom

AfterBefore

Empty living roomScandinavian

For your home, not for a listing

“For living” or “For a listing”

The mode has two options. This page opens “For living”: a home in the style you chose. “For a listing” stages the same room for selling or renting out — bright, neutral and with nothing personal.

The same empty bedroom furnished in the “For living” option — For living: the style you picked, with colour, plants and the small things that make it feel lived in.

The same empty bedroom furnished in the “For a listing” option — For a listing: the same bedroom, kept neutral and broadly appealing for buyers or tenants.

Staging a property for sale or rent? Real Estate Staging

Questions

Furnishing an empty room with AI: FAQ

What the Studio adds, what it keeps and what it costs.

Live support

Still unsure?

Ask us anything about the Studio — we read every message.

Sign in with Google or e-mail — no card — and you get 6 free credits, enough for 3 designs. Each design costs 2 credits. Free results carry a small genroom.io watermark; one-time credit packs remove it. There is no subscription.
No. “Furnish empty room” keeps the wall, floor and ceiling finishes, the windows, the doors and the radiators, and adds furniture, lighting, textiles and decor. If you also want new paint or a new floor, choose “Full makeover” in the Studio or ask for it in words in the editor.
With nothing in the room, the AI sometimes redraws a wide-angle photo: a window shifts or the room looks deeper. The Studio asks it to keep the exact frame, and on ordinary photos it usually does — but on the widest photo in our tests four of six results moved. Shoot at normal zoom (1×, not 0.5×) from the doorway at chest height. If a result moved, make another variant: each one is created anew.
An empty room often doesn’t show its purpose, so the Studio asks first: living room, bedroom, kitchen, kids’ room, office, dining room, hallway, studio or one of 36 room types — or your own words. A living room gets a seating area, a bedroom a bed and nightstands.
“For living” furnishes the room as a home in the style you chose. “For a listing” stages it for selling or renting out: bright, neutral and inviting, with no personal items. This page opens “For living”; you can switch in the Studio form.
Add a photo of it to the brief as a reference and say what to do with it, for example “use the grey sofa from photo 2”. The Studio follows what the brief says about a reference; without a word about it, it takes only the mood, colours and materials.
The result is a picture, not a measured plan. The Studio keeps a realistic scale and clear walkways, but measure the room and check the sizes before you buy. Our guide on furnishing an empty room lists the clearances worth checking.
Daylight, taken from the doorway or a corner at chest height with the normal camera (not ultra-wide), the whole floor and at least one window in the frame. A phone photo is enough.

More tools for a new home

Make the room look like a photo you love, stage it for a listing or clear it first.

The full guide

How to furnish an empty room with AI before you buyWhat to ask for, the layout numbers to check, and what the AI still gets wrong.

Your empty room, furnished in under a minute

Upload one photo, keep “For living”, pick a style. 6 free credits after sign-in — that is 3 designs.

Furnish my room

No card neededOne-time packs, no subscriptionWalls, floor and windows stay

Just moved in? See the empty room furnished

From bare walls to a furnished room in three steps

Photograph the empty room

“Furnish empty room” is already chosen

Compare, then try another style

Furnished for living, not just filled

The same room, furnished six ways

Japandi

Scandinavian

Coastal

Boho

Mid-century modern

Contemporary

Other empty rooms, same rule

“For living” or “For a listing”

Furnishing an empty room with AI: FAQ

Still unsure?

More tools for a new home

Design From a Photo You Love

Real Estate Staging

AI Decor Staging

AI Furniture Removal

Living room design

Bedroom design

The full guide

Your empty room, furnished in under a minute