Can't decide? Render them all
The same photo of your basement in Modern, then Cozy, then Industrial. Comparing real renders of your real room ends the style debate fast.
Every style the app can render, what defines it, and where it works best. Render your own basement in any of them from one photo.
Clean lines, matte surfaces, statement lighting.
Warm woods, layered textiles, fireplace-first layouts.
Exposed beams and brick, black metal, concrete honesty.
Reclaimed wood, stone accents, cabin warmth.
Stone counters, coffered ceilings, hotel-bar polish.
Few pieces, hidden storage, calm neutral palette.
Pale wood, white walls, soft daylight lamps.
Patterned rugs, plants, collected-over-time character.
Walnut, brass, low-slung furniture with taper legs.
Shiplap, vintage fixtures, big comfortable seating.
LED accents, clean cable-free surfaces, smart everything.
RGB lighting, display shelves, battle-station focus.
| Room | Styles that work best | Typical budget |
|---|---|---|
| Home Theater | Luxury, Tech, Modern, Cozy | $15,000 – $50,000 |
| Home Gym | Modern, Industrial, Minimalist, Tech | $5,000 – $25,000 |
| Home Bar | Industrial, Luxury, Mid-Century, Rustic | $8,000 – $40,000 |
| Game Room | Gaming, Tech, Industrial, Cozy | $10,000 – $35,000 |
| Guest Suite | Scandinavian, Cozy, Farmhouse, Minimalist | $20,000 – $60,000 |
| Home Office | Modern, Mid-Century, Minimalist, Industrial | $8,000 – $30,000 |
The same photo of your basement in Modern, then Cozy, then Industrial. Comparing real renders of your real room ends the style debate fast.
Scandinavian and Minimalist: pale surfaces, low-contrast floors and fewer pieces visually raise the ceiling. Bright even lighting matters more than any color choice.
Industrial embraces them: painted-out ceilings, exposed ducts in matte black, and vertical wall interest that pulls the eye down. Tech does the same with LED coves.
That's exactly what the app is for: one photo, then render the same room in Modern, Rustic, Luxury or any of the 12 styles and compare side by side.
Materially, yes. Minimalist and Scandinavian lean on paint and lighting; Luxury and Rustic add stone, wood paneling and custom carpentry that push budgets up 30-60%.