RoomFoundry

RoomFoundry is an AI interior-design tool that creates realistic redesign previews from a photo of a real room. Users upload a bedroom, living room, office, dining room, or other space, choose a room type and style direction, mark pieces to keep, and receive a visual concept before buying furniture or decor. The first preview is free without a credit card; refinements and additional designs use credits, while saving a room is free. The site states that a new room design uses 2 credits and revisions use 1 credit, while viewing, saving, comparing, downloading, and shopping ideas do not consume credits.

✨ Key Features

• Photo-based room design — Start from the room users actually have.
• Style directions — Explore different interior styles and visual moods.
• Keep-item controls — Tell the tool which furniture or elements to preserve.
• Room types — Support bedrooms, living rooms, offices, dining rooms, and more.
• Furniture visualization — Preview possible furniture layouts and changes.
• Color and lighting ideas — Explore paint, lighting, and palette directions.
• Decor previews — Test rugs, curtains, bedding, wall art, and accessories.
• Before/after comparison — Compare the original room with the redesign.
• Refinements — Request changes to a saved design.
• Shopping ideas — Use the visual direction to plan what to buy.
• Download and save — Keep generated previews without additional credit use.

💳 Pricing

• First preview — Free, with no credit card required; this is a limited first-use offer rather than unlimited free redesigns.
• Credit packs — $4.99 for 10 credits, $9.99 for 30 credits, or $19.99 for 80 credits. These are one-time purchases, not subscriptions.
• Generation cost — A new room design uses 2 credits; a refinement or same-room style change uses 1 credit.
• No-credit actions — Viewing, saving, comparing, downloading and shopping ideas do not consume credits.
• Account — Register to save and refine a preview. Credits are spent on generation or revisions, not on saving.

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🎯 Use Cases

• Room makeover: Preview a new style before buying anything.
• Furniture decisions: Test sofas, beds, rugs, or layouts visually.
• Paint planning: Compare colors and lighting directions.
• Rental refresh: Explore reversible decor changes.
• Home staging: Create a visual direction for a room listing.
• Client concepts: Share early interior design ideas.
• Shopping preparation: Turn a redesign direction into a purchase list.
• Style exploration: Compare several room moods from one photo.