AI that turns your room into design-ready concepts
SpaceMuse takes a photo or floor plan and your description of the look you want, then generates room concepts, mood boards, furniture layouts, and product picks that fit the space and the budget.
What is SpaceMuse?
SpaceMuse is an AI interior design platform. It brings room visualization, mood boarding, furniture layout planning, and client presentations into a single workspace, so a project can move from first photo to approved proposal without changing tools.
Interior designers use it to explore directions with clients, home stagers to reimagine listings, real estate agents to show a property's potential, and homeowners to plan a renovation. It handles residential rooms and light commercial spaces such as offices, showrooms, restaurants, and lobbies.
Why design projects stall
The slow part is rarely the idea. It's getting from a vague direction to something a client can see, trust, and afford.
Inspiration scattered everywhere
Saved pins, magazine tears, and screenshots rarely add up to one clear direction a client can react to.
Layouts that ignore the real room
A plan can look balanced on paper and still block a door swing, crowd a walkway, or turn its back on the only window.
Clients who can't picture it yet
Until people see their own room transformed, it's hard to get a confident yes — and revisions arrive after the work is done.
Budget talks that come too late
When cost only enters the conversation after the concept is finished, the design often has to be pulled apart and rebuilt.
How SpaceMuse helps
Each part of the platform takes on a step designers usually do by hand.
Room concepts from your space
Start from a photo or floor plan plus a description of the look you want, and get realistic renders with a palette, materials, and furniture picks sized to the room.
Mood boards that assemble themselves
Name a style, a feeling, or upload inspiration images. SpaceMuse gathers colors, textures, materials, and product references into an editable, shareable board.
Layouts that respect the floor plan
Furniture arrangements account for dimensions, door swings, windows, and traffic flow. Move a piece and the layout re-optimizes around your change.
Suggestions within budget
Set a total or per-category budget and product recommendations are filtered to fit, with alternatives at other price points for easy trade-offs.
Client-ready presentations
Export branded boards with concepts, product lists, and itemized costs as a PDF or link. Clients can comment and approve without an account.
Connected to your tools
Work alongside Pinterest, Houzz, SketchUp, AutoCAD, Canva, Google Drive, Dropbox, and retailers such as IKEA, Wayfair, and West Elm.
How it works
From a snapshot of the room to a proposal you can send.
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Capture the room
Upload a smartphone photo, a floor plan as a PDF or image, or even a rough sketch. SpaceMuse reads dimensions, light, and what's already there.
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Describe the vision
Explain the style, mood, or palette you're after in plain language — or just how you want the room to feel.
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Compare directions
Review several concepts, each with a mood board, furniture layout, and product suggestions matched to the space and budget.
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Refine and present
Swap pieces, adjust colors, tweak the layout, then share a polished board with clients, contractors, or agents.
Who it's for
Interior designers
Show clients several directions early, agree on an aesthetic quickly, and keep every project in one workspace.
Home stagers
Turn empty or dated spaces into listing-ready concepts and source furniture that photographs well within budget.
Real estate agents
Give buyers a look at a property's potential with staging concepts that make a listing easier to imagine living in.
Homeowners
Try renovation ideas and furniture arrangements before spending anything on materials, pieces, or labor.
Product principles
What guides how SpaceMuse generates and presents a design.
The room comes first
Every concept starts from the actual space — its measurements, openings, and light — so ideas stay buildable rather than aspirational.
Budget is a design input
Price ranges shape recommendations from the first draft, instead of forcing a redesign once the numbers come in.
Real products, not placeholders
Items in a concept link to pieces you can actually buy, so what the client approves is what gets ordered.
The designer has the final say
AI proposes; you edit. Swap furniture, change colors, and move pieces until the room reflects your judgment.
Why SpaceMuse?
- Concepts, mood boards, layouts, and proposals in one workspace instead of a stack of separate tools
- Works from what you already have — a phone photo, a floor plan, or a sketch
- Layouts that account for door swings, windows, and traffic flow
- Shoppable product picks with alternatives at different price points
- Branded PDF and link sharing that clients can review without signing up
- Plans for solo designers through firms that need team seats, custom style training, and a white-label client portal
See your room in a new light
Upload a photo or floor plan, describe the feeling you're after, and explore concepts built around your space.