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Room photos only. A drawn plan belongs on floor plan. A whole restyle belongs on room design.
What you are testing
Describe Your Replacement
Leave the room alone
Keep the footprint
The piece stays on the floor area the photo already gave it
Keep the daylight
The window's light does not move to flatter the test
Keep unnamed objects
Art, curtains, and tables stay unless you named them
The same room
Test, do not restyle
Try the sofa without redesigning the room
A visualizer shows the chair, the rug, or the finish you named, in the room you photographed. Seating positions, window light, and every unmentioned surface stay as they are.
You may test
You may not restyle
The sofa, the footprint, the daylight, the rug, one painted wall, the named table, and everything left unnamed each need a picture. Drop a file into the matching slot and the block fills.
The new piece occupies the floor the photo already gave it.
The afternoon patch on the floor does not move to flatter a fabric.
A rug test changes the cloth, not the chairs standing on it.
One named wall can take a new color. The other walls are not invited.
A coffee table can be oak. The art above it stays.
Curtains, lamps, and chairs stay when the sentence did not mention them.
Fabric can change. The room around the sofa is the same photograph.
One change
If you came to see a rust-colored sofa, the coffee table, the art, and the curtains are not invited to change with it. A visualizer that restyles the whole photograph has stopped being a test.
Layout
Fabric can change. The place the sofa occupies cannot, unless you say you are testing a different layout — and that is a different instruction from a finish test. Traffic around the piece stays readable.
Light
The afternoon patch on the floor stays. Lamps that you did not name stay. A test that brightens the room to flatter a fabric is no longer showing that fabric in this room.
One surface
Clay on the wall behind the sofa is a finish test. Clay on every wall, plus new curtains, is a restyle. Name the wall. Leave the others in the photograph.
You point at a sofa, a rug, a lamp, or a finish. Unnamed objects are not redesigned.
The tested furniture occupies the same floor area the photo already gave it.
Chairs are not regrouped into a new conversation pit while you look at a fabric.
The window's light stays in the same place and at the same strength.
Existing lamps stay unless the lamp itself is the object of the test.
Paint-the-whole-room and replace-every-piece belong on the room design page, not here.
Include the piece or the surface you want to test, with the window light still visible.
Rust linen on the existing sofa is a test. Make the room warmer is a restyle, and it does not belong here.
Layout and light should match the photo. If the rug jumped or the sun moved, the test failed.
A new chair design, a full restyle, or furniture in an empty photographed room are neighboring jobs.
A test
The visualizer puts a sofa, a finish, or a lamp into the room you already have. Layout, light, and architecture stay. It is a test of one choice, not a new scheme. If the walls need a different life, you are on the wrong page.
Room design is allowed to change the furnishing as a set. This page is allowed to change the thing you named. The discipline is the comparison: the same camera, the same openings, the new piece. If the window moved to flatter the sofa, the test is void.
Bring a photograph that already shows the floor the piece will sit on. A tight crop of a cushion cannot tell you whether the sofa blocks the door. Name the piece in plain language, including the size if you know it.
The sofa, the rug, the paint, or the lamp. Not all of them, unless you are willing to stop calling it a test.
The current layout is the control. You are not owed a better floor plan.
A piece that looks right and blocks the swing is a failed test. Look at the door before the fabric.
Inventing a new chair from scratch, while the room stays, is furniture design. Testing a chair you might buy is this page.
The links below are the neighboring jobs. Each one keeps a promise this page does not make.
Room design restyles the set. Come here only after the single piece is no longer the question.
Furniture design redesigns one piece and leaves the rest of the view alone.
Virtual staging fills an empty room. The visualizer assumes the room is already occupied.
What a visualizer may swap, and why the layout and the light are not part of the test.
No. That is a restyle, and it belongs on room design. Here you test the furniture or finish you name, and the rest stays.
No. Layout stays. The fabric changes on the footprint the photograph already shows.
No. Light stays, including the window. A rug test that changes the daylight is not a test of the rug.
Run them as two tests on the same photo. Do not let the second test also move the table.
No. Designing the object is the furniture page. This page shows a choice inside your existing room.
Yes. Upload the room, name the piece or the finish, and generate. Judge the picture against the footprint, the daylight, and everything you did not name.
One sofa, one rug, or one paint chip. Layout and light are not part of the experiment.