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PHOTO EDITING WORKFLOW

Explore a new interior style from a room photo

Explore how a room could feel with a different palette, upholstery and furniture direction. Start with a photo of the actual room and ask to keep its layout. Use the result as a mood-board concept rather than a measured renovation plan.

Interior concept with a caramel sofa and arched windows
Concept / collection artwork · visual inspiration. This preview is not a verified output from the preset below. Your result will vary.
YOUR STARTING POINT

What you’ll need

Take one clear room photo with walls, windows and the main furniture visible. Avoid a strongly distorted wide-angle shot when possible. Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 4 MB. One viewpoint is easier to evaluate than a collage of several rooms.

Initial model
Nano Banana Pro
Output setting
2K · 3:2
Current-plan cost
50 credits / image
Try this workflow

Opening the preset uses no credits. Review the prompt and quote before generating. A signed-in account, active plan and enough credits are required. See plans.

The starter prompt

Edit this brief for your own subject. It is a set of instructions to try, not a guarantee that every detail will be preserved.

Restyle this room with warm walnut furniture, soft linen textiles, a caramel sofa, and forest green accents. Keep the walls, doors, windows, floor plan, and camera angle unchanged. Use believable furniture scale, clear walking space, and natural window light. Do not add new windows or alter the architecture.

Work through the idea

  1. 01

    Choose a limited palette

    This preset combines warm walnut, linen, caramel and forest green. Change just the materials or colors you want to explore.

  2. 02

    Keep the architecture fixed

    Ask to preserve walls, doors, windows and camera angle. Name a specific piece of furniture if it must remain in place.

  3. 03

    Compare circulation and scale

    Inspect walking space, furniture proportions and perspective. Use real measurements before buying furniture or planning building work.

Before you download or publish

  • Doorways and windows have not moved, multiplied or disappeared.
  • Furniture has believable proportions and leaves usable circulation space.
  • Light direction and shadows match the windows. The image is a concept, not proof that a layout will fit.

Two ways to adapt it

A smaller first change

Ask to change only the sofa upholstery to forest-green linen while preserving every other visible object.

A calmer palette

Replace the caramel and green accents with warm ivory and pale oak. Keep the original furniture positions and natural light.

A few useful answers

Can this produce an architectural floor plan?

No. This workflow reinterprets a photo. It does not calculate dimensions, structural feasibility or building requirements.

Can I keep every item exactly in place?

You can request that positions stay the same, but generative edits may alter geometry. Compare the result carefully with the source.

Keep exploring

Read the full image editing guide, compare model settings and credit costs, or return to all examples.