Read the room.
Then furnish it.

Add photos of the space or a plan. The tool reads the light, the materials and the mood, suggests a direction, and the pieces from our collection that suit it.

See an example
Living room with an oatmeal sofa, a bouclé tub armchair, a walnut side table and a wool rug
A private living roomConcept imagery
Plastered arched doorway opening onto a dark green room, with sunlight across a stone floor
An arched doorway in plasterConcept imagery
01 / What it does

From a photograph
to a direction.

Photos are read for what they show, and only for that. Without dimensions, everything stays conceptual.

  1. 01

    Read the room

    AI-assisted

    Light, existing materials, colours and the way the space is used, from your photos or plan.

  2. 02

    Note the scale

    AI-assisted

    With your dimensions, pieces are sized to the room. Without them, results are marked conceptual — nothing is measured from a photo.

  3. 03

    Suggest a direction

    AI-assisted

    Style directions from our library, each with its palette, materials and families of pieces.

  4. 04

    Recommend pieces

    AI-assisted

    Pieces from the collection that suit the direction and the room — the catalogue first, bespoke only where needed.

  5. 05

    Visualise, if you like

    AI-assisted

    An image of the room with the suggested pieces, clearly labelled as an AI concept.

  6. 06

    Review

    Our studio

    The studio checks the selection against your plan before anything is quoted.

Gallery-like room with forest-green walls and a skylight, a lounge chair, a travertine coffee table and a console
A travertine plinth table in a gallery settingConcept imagery
02 / What you upload

Photos
and a plan.

Daylight photos taken from the corners of the room work best. A plan with dimensions makes the result specific.

File size
Up to 25 MB each
Photos
Up to 6 per analysis
Images
Up to 60 per project
Good to know

You confirm you may share the photos before they upload. Location data is removed from every image before it is read.

  • Photos of the spaceFormats: JPG · PNG · WEBP · HEICWide shots from the corners, in daylight.
  • A floor planFormats: PDF · JPG · PNG · WEBPOptional — with dimensions, pieces are sized to the room.
  • Room dimensionsOptional — length, width and ceiling height are enough.
  • References you likeFormats: JPG · PNG · WEBP · HEICOptional — rooms, pieces or materials you admire.
03 / What you get

A reading
of the room.

Directions and pieces come from our library and collection. The room is read, never measured from a photo.

Double-height hotel lobby with an olive tree, four green lounge chairs and a low travertine table
Example space — a hotel lobbyConcept imagery
What the tool reads
Light
Soft daylight from above
Materials
Pale stone floor, plastered walls
Mood
Calm and generous
Scale
Not given — results are conceptual

Illustration: an example reading of concept imagery — not the result of a real analysis.

Direction 01

Warm Contemporary

Oak, bouclé and travertine in soft, rounded forms — warm whites and honey tones, with one deep green accent.

  • Ivory
  • Natural Oak
  • Roman Travertine
  • Ivory Bouclé
  • Forest
Pieces from the collection
Sella Lounge Chair
014
Walnut · Forest wool
Plinth Coffee Table
063
Roman travertine
Rove Side Table
071
Black walnut

Six directions to start from

  • Warm Contemporary
    01Warm Contemporary
  • Minimal Luxury
    02Minimal Luxury
  • Modern Hospitality
    03Modern Hospitality
  • Natural / Organic
    04Natural / Organic
  • Dark & Sophisticated
    05Dark & Sophisticated
  • Light European
    06Light European
04 / Good to know

Conceptual,
until it is measured.

A photograph shows a room; it does not measure it. The studio confirms every size against your plan.

  1. 01

    Nothing is measured from a photo

    Sizes come from the dimensions you give. Without them, recommendations are conceptual.

  2. 02

    Concept images are labelled

    Any visual of the room carries an AI concept label. It shows a direction, not a finished design.

  3. 03

    Only our pieces are recommended

    Every recommendation is a piece from the collection, or a clearly marked bespoke route.

  4. 04

    Your photos stay private

    Photos are stored with your project, location data is removed, and you can delete them at any time.

05 / Begin

Design your
space.

Add photos to a private project and see a first direction. The studio can take it further with a plan, samples and a quotation.

Talk to the studio

Up to 6 space analyses a day for each account. Anything that fails on our side doesn’t count.