RoomFoundry

RoomFoundry is an AI interior-design service that starts with a photograph of an existing room. Its central idea is to explore a redesign around the space and pieces you already have, rather than treating every room as an empty canvas.

Identify what should stay before generating

The RoomFoundry homepage asks users to upload a room photo and mark the pieces they want to keep. That gives the service a specific starting point for the proposed design. Choose a photograph that shows the relevant furniture and the layout clearly.

The site presents a before-and-after comparison for inspecting the redesign. Use that comparison to check whether an item you marked remains recognizable and whether the proposed arrangement still resembles the actual room. The image can communicate an aesthetic direction without proving that furniture will fit or that a change can be built.

Use the preview to compare a concrete idea

The publisher offers a first design without a credit card. A useful trial starts with a particular decision, such as whether to change a color scheme while keeping a sofa. That makes it easier to judge the result than asking for an unspecified makeover.

Keep the original photograph beside the generated image. Check windows, doors and other fixed features before using the proposal to plan purchases. Confirm measurements separately; a convincing visual is not a measured floor plan or a professional assessment of structural work. If a photograph includes personal possessions or people, review what you are comfortable uploading before sending it.

Count refinements separately from new designs

The pricing page describes one-time credit packs in US dollars, without a subscription. Starter is listed at $4.99 for ten credits. Its allowance is up to ten refinements or five new room designs, or a mixture of the two. Those are alternative uses of the same credits, not combined allowances.

Starter also lists full-resolution downloads. Check the actual export dimensions and remaining balance before iterating on several rooms. The preview can help establish whether the approach suits your space before you buy a pack; the current checkout terms should determine the final charge and access conditions.