Room-aware redesigns
The source photo stays visible as the point of reference, helping the result remain recognizably connected to the room you photographed.
AI kitchen design
See a new kitchen direction in the room you already have.
Upload one room photo, choose the kind of change you want, and generate a photorealistic concept you can compare with the original. Use it to make design decisions earlier, while changes are still inexpensive.
- Whole-room and single-surface tools
- Real before-and-after context
- Results saved to My Designs
- No design software experience required
What it helps you decide
Explore the whole room—or isolate the one choice holding you up.
A broad restyle is useful for finding direction. A focused tool is better once the question becomes specific. KitchenGPT gives both kinds of work a clear place.
Focused changes
Use a dedicated tool when the real question is smaller than a full remodel: paint, fronts, floor, backsplash, hardware, appliance, or island.
Side-by-side decisions
Generate alternatives and compare the visual tradeoffs before you buy samples, book trades, or commit to a finish.
A saved design trail
Return to your design history, reopen useful results, and keep the strongest options available for the next project conversation.
How it works
From room photo to a useful design comparison.
Most results arrive in minutes, depending on the selected tool and current demand. The important part is not a stopwatch—it is keeping the source room beside the result so you can judge the change.
1Upload a clear room photo
Use a phone photo or an existing image that shows the cabinets, floor, and key openings. A wider, well-lit view gives the tool more room context.
2Choose the job, then the direction
Restyle the whole room or isolate one decision such as cabinet paint, door fronts, flooring, backsplash, handles, or an appliance.
3Generate and review the result
KitchenGPT creates a new visual from the source photo. Check the room structure and the changed surfaces, then refine the direction if needed.
4Save the versions worth comparing
Keep useful results in My Designs so cabinet colors, styles, and finish combinations can be judged together instead of from memory.
A better sample conversation
Use the image to narrow choices, then verify them in the real room.
A generated concept is a visualization—not a measured drawing, construction specification, or guarantee that a material will look identical under every light. Use it to choose a direction, then confirm dimensions, samples, and buildability with the appropriate professional or with the Kitchen Configurator.
Need measured cabinet placement and builder documents? Continue in the Kitchen Configurator after the visual direction is clear.
Who it is for
A common visual language for the people making the decision.
KitchenGPT is most useful at the point where words and swatches are not enough, but a full measured design is not ready yet.
Homeowners
Turn an abstract renovation idea into something concrete enough to compare with a partner, contractor, or showroom.
Renovation professionals
Use a visual direction to make early conversations clearer before the measured drawings and specifications begin.
Real-estate teams
Empty, stage, or restyle a kitchen image to help buyers understand a room that is hard to picture finished.
Design explorers
Test unfamiliar styles and material combinations without having to name every finish correctly on the first try.
Make the next kitchen conversation visual.
Upload the room you have, choose the change you are considering, and compare the result with the source before spending on the real materials.