What is ReRoom?
ReRoom is an interior design tool that generates photorealistic room renders and virtual staging images for designers, architects, and real estate professionals. Upload a photo, 3D screenshot, or hand-drawn sketch and the AI produces a fully styled, publication-ready visual in about 20 seconds. The tool covers both interior and exterior spaces across residential, commercial, and hospitality settings. It works with source files from common 3D applications and supports a wide range of design styles, from Minimalist Haven to Art Deco Glamour to Japanese Zen. ReRoom is browser-based interior design tool, so no local software installation is needed.
Features & Benefits
- Interior Rendering: generate photorealistic renders of interior spaces from a photograph, 3D screenshot, or existing render; apply preset styles or write a custom prompt to define the look.
- Exterior Rendering: generate photorealistic renders of building facades and outdoor spaces; control time of day, season, landscape, and sky conditions to match the desired scene.
- Sketch to Image: convert hand-drawn or digital sketches into styled, photorealistic images using a selected preset or a written prompt.
- Style Transfer: apply the visual aesthetic of a reference image to an existing design by uploading both a source photo and a reference; the AI blends them into a single cohesive render.
- Multi-Angle Rendering: upload up to six images of the same space and generate consistent renders across all angles in one batch; settings for color palette, season, daylight, and custom prompts apply across the batch.
- Image Editor: remove, replace, or generate new content within a selected area of any image using brush-based masking.
- Render Enhancement: increase the realism of an existing 3D render without writing a prompt; a preserve-level slider controls how much of the original texture and color the AI retains.
- Image Upscale: increase image resolution up to 2K with added detail and clarity; works as a standalone tool or as a post-generation step after any render.
- Rendering Modes: choose between Precise, Balance, or Creative output modes to control how closely the result follows the original input.
- Auto-Prompt: enable AI-assisted prompt refinement to improve wording before a render is generated.
- Style and Space Library: browse renders organized by 27 distinct design styles and 29 room and space types to explore options before starting a project.
What can ReRoom do?
- Turn a room photo into a photorealistic interior render
- Convert a hand-drawn sketch into a styled interior image
- Generate exterior renderings from building photos
- Apply a specific design style to an existing room image
- Stage an empty room with virtual furniture and decor
- Match the style of a reference image to a different space
- Render multiple angles of a room with consistent styling
- Enhance an existing 3D render to look more like a photograph
- Upscale a low-resolution architectural render to 2K
- Edit a specific area of an interior image with AI
Real-World Applications
An interior designer working on a client presentation may use ReRoom to turn rough 3D screenshots from SketchUp or Blender into polished, photorealistic images before the design is fully built out. The interior design tool lets them try multiple styles on the same layout quickly, without re-rendering in a dedicated 3D application. Presenting a Scandinavian Sanctuary option alongside a Bohemian Oasis version of the same room can give clients a clearer picture of their options.
Real estate teams listing properties may find the virtual staging and exterior rendering features useful for preparing listing photography without hiring a stager or a CGI studio. A vacant apartment or an unfinished development can be shown with styled furniture and updated finishes. The interior design tool handles both the interior and the facade, so a complete set of marketing visuals can come from a single workflow.
Architects working on early-stage concepts may use the Sketch to Image feature to move quickly from a hand-drawn floor plan or elevation to a styled visual. Rather than spending hours in a rendering engine to produce a single concept image, the AI processes the sketch in seconds. The ability to control color palette, daylight, and season adds enough specificity to make concept renders useful for early client reviews.
Hospitality and commercial property developers may use ReRoom to visualize hotel rooms, lobbies, restaurants, or retail spaces across the tool’s supported commercial space types. The Multi-Angle Rendering feature produces a consistent set of views from multiple uploaded images in one pass, which can reduce the back-and-forth typically involved in producing a cohesive set of visuals for a development pitch.