Translate a room brief into an interior visualization prompt. Refresh mode keeps an existing room shell intact while changing the furnishings you name; concept mode supports a proposed arrangement. If you use a reference, attach it in your image app after copying the prompt.
Describe what you need, or load an example. You can edit and export the result.
Up to 3 previous results stay in this page session. Refreshing clears them.
Refresh a living room using my reference: keep the window and oak floor, replace the sofa with a green fabric sofa.
Using the room reference attached in the image editor, preserve the existing window, oak floor and room proportions. Replace only the sofa with a green fabric sofa. Keep the original viewing position and daylight direction, with plausible furniture scale and clear circulation. Treat this as a furnishing refresh, not a new room layout.
Concept for a reading corner with an oak chair, a linen cushion and a floor lamp against a warm white wall.
Interior concept visualization of a reading corner with one oak chair, a linen cushion and a floor lamp against a warm white wall. Use a three-quarter view that shows the seat and the space around it. Propose soft daylight with a restrained warm material palette. Keep the composition simple and label the arrangement as a concept rather than an existing room.
Describe doors, windows, built-ins and room proportions as preservation requirements. Then list the furniture, palette and lighting changes. A precise refresh brief helps avoid accidentally moving a window when you only meant to change the curtains.
Review circulation, furniture scale, door clearance and daylight direction in the resulting image. A visual concept is not a measured floor plan or proof that a structural change can be built. Keep existing conditions separate from proposed design choices.
