81 before and after pairs

See What a Photo of Your Kitchen Can Become

Drag any picture below to see the room it started as. Every pair is the same kitchen twice. The walls, the window and the camera angle never move, so you are judging the design and not the photography.

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Every style: 81 kitchens

Nine styles, nine rooms each. Pick a filter to see one style on its own. These are demonstration kitchens, not customer photos. Each starting room was generated, and every result is the real output run on it, with nothing retouched afterwards.

The same kitchen after its modern redesign, with the layout and window unchanged

A dated kitchen before its modern redesign

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Modern

Same room, same window

The same kitchen after its farmhouse redesign, with the layout and window unchanged

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Farmhouse

Same room, same window

The same kitchen after its minimalist redesign, with the layout and window unchanged

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Minimalist

Same room, same window

The same kitchen after its industrial redesign, with the layout and window unchanged

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Industrial

Same room, same window

The same kitchen after its scandinavian redesign, with the layout and window unchanged

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Scandinavian

Same room, same window

The same kitchen after its traditional redesign, with the layout and window unchanged

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Traditional

Same room, same window

Showing 6 of 81 on this page. Inside the app you run any of the 200+ styles on your own photo.

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Why Both Halves Look Like The Same Room

Drag any slider slowly and watch the window. It does not move. That is the whole job: change the finishes, hold everything else still.

The light stays put

Daylight falls from the same window in both halves, and the shadows fall the same way. A render lit from the wrong side is the first thing that gives an AI picture away.

The layout does not move

The sink, the range and the fridge stay in the same spots. Windows and doorways keep their positions. That is what makes the picture worth showing a builder instead of just liking it.

Materials read at full size

Grain runs the right way on a cabinet door. Grout lines land at the scale a real tile would. You are judging the surface across a whole kitchen, not off a sample in your hand.

What Customers Say About Their New Kitchens

“I spent months on Pinterest and still could not picture any of it in my own kitchen. I uploaded one photo and had six versions to argue about over lunch. The one we picked is the one being built.”

Jennifer Martinez

Homeowner, Austin TX

Modern Style

“I put a redesign next to the listing photo on every flip now. Buyers stop guessing what the kitchen could be and start picturing themselves in it. It costs me a few minutes per property.”

Robert Callahan

Real estate investor

Contemporary Style

“Mood boards lost my clients every time. Now I show them five versions of their own room and they decide in one meeting instead of three. That alone paid for the year.”