ai4spaces is an AI interior design and virtual staging platform for fast room redesigns, house concepts, and visual assets from photos, sketches, floorplans, or prompts.
ai4spaces is an AI interior design and virtual staging platform for generating room redesigns, house concepts, and related visual assets from photos, sketches, floorplans, or prompts. It is built for homeowners, interior designers, and real estate users who need fast visual concepts without traditional rendering workflows.
The product combines a creation interface with several downstream tools. Users can generate new interiors, transform existing spaces, restyle rooms, create panoramas or video walkthroughs, upscale renders, and make targeted edits such as recoloring, inpainting, or background removal. The site also offers a public gallery of examples and a custom style workflow for defining reusable looks.
Start with a prompt-style workflow or generate from an existing reference image. The site supports room photos, sketches, floorplans, and 3D renders as inputs for design generation and transformation.
Choose between transformation modes such as change style, change room, furnish space, change colors, add elements, remove elements, adjust environment, and modify structure. This makes the tool usable for both cosmetic updates and broader concept work.
Work with specialized outputs beyond static renders, including video walkthroughs, 360° views, and image upscaling. The home page also describes advanced image editing for color changes, furniture edits, and detail refinement.
Browse a large style library with 40+ interior styles, including categories such as minimalist, industrial, coastal, bohemian, biophilic, and custom styles. The guide also explains how to create a new custom style from AI inspiration or manual definitions.
Use image-control settings such as aspect ratio, image similarity, lighting, colors, materials, and structural changes. The guide shows these controls for preserving layout or pushing a design further from the original image.
Manage outputs after generation by downloading them, viewing them fullscreen, publishing them to the community gallery, reusing them as input, or finding similar furniture through Google Lens integration.
Upload a room photo and generate alternate styles for a living room, bedroom, or kitchen when planning a makeover or comparing design directions.
Turn sketches, floorplans, or rough room images into photorealistic concepts that can be shared with clients during design development.
Create virtual staging images from vacant or sparsely furnished spaces to support property listings and marketing materials.
Use panorama, video, and 360-degree tools to show a space from multiple angles instead of relying on a single still render.
Create and save a custom style, then reuse it across future projects so the same visual direction can be applied consistently.
No. The site documents both a "New Image" flow for generating designs from scratch and a "Transform" flow for uploading a reference image such as a photo, render, or sketch.
The guide says generated images can be downloaded, viewed fullscreen, published to the community gallery, reused as input for more iterations, and used with Google Lens integration to find similar furniture and decor.
The help guide shows separate tools for restyling, panoramas, video creation, upscaling, and advanced editing tasks such as inpainting, outpainting, recoloring, and background removal.
The source shows individual and team-oriented plans on the home page, including personal, commercial, and multi-user options, but the pricing page itself returns a 404 error. The published pricing details therefore come from the homepage, not a dedicated pricing page.
The guide describes a workflow that uses a selected model, space type, room type, style, image settings, and transformation instructions. It does not present a single fixed setup path for every task, because the available options change by tool and model.
