Interior AI
Upload a photo of your living room, pick a style, get thirty redesigns in a minute. Brilliant for moodboards, useless as an actual floor plan.
AI tools reviewed for the job of running a home: room visualization, planning, research and purchase decisions. What is free, what is worth paying for, and what the marketing does not tell you.
Upload a photo of your living room, pick a style, get thirty redesigns in a minute. Brilliant for moodboards, useless as an actual floor plan.
An AI search engine that answers with sources. For pre-purchase research on anything from thermostats to washing machines, it has replaced half of our Google workflow.
Both turn a photo of your room into styled renders. We tested the same rooms in both to see which one you should actually pay for.
AI can help you design a room, pick paint, and plan a renovation. Here is which tools do which job, and where they fall apart.
Two slim tubes that turn any wall behind a TV or sofa into a soft, shifting wash of color. Expensive, yes - and still the best-looking ambient lighting you can buy.
A two-piece rug system that goes in a standard washing machine. It solves the single worst thing about owning a nice rug in a house with kids, dogs, or both.
The smallest Echo finally sounds like a real speaker, and Alexa is still the most capable voice assistant for controlling a home. At $49 it is the easiest smart home decision there is.