Lower cabinets
Painted shaker oak, existing boxes retained
Built by interior designers
Upload the real room, pick a direction, and get a before-and-after with a cost range on every change.
Pay once. No subscription.

One kitchen, five directions. Drag to compare. Any space you can photograph, inside or out.
Keep the real room in view while you explore what could change.
Any space where the existing layout matters: a kitchen, a bath, a living room, a facade.
Choose a preset, or describe the material palette and constraints in your own words.
Draw around the openings, finishes, and fixtures that have to survive the renovation.
Presets span modern, classic, and lived-in directions. The room stays recognizable whichever one you take.
Warm modern
Natural oak, soft whites, honed stone, layered warm lighting.
Modern minimalist
Restrained palette, clean lines, almost no clutter.
Organic modern
Plaster, stone, plants — calm, organic, rounded forms.
Mid-century modern
Walnut, tapered legs, retro silhouettes, atomic accents.
Scandinavian
Light woods, white walls, simple lines, airy and bright.
Japandi
Japan + Scandi: low contrast, hand-finished, calm.
Quiet luxury
Restrained, durable, high-end materials done quietly.
Classic transitional
Shaker cabinets, polished hardware, balanced symmetry.
Traditional
Formal moldings, antique tones, refined upholstery.
Restored character
Age-aware updates that keep original character intact.
Coastal classic
Coastal brightness without nautical cliches.
Modern farmhouse
White boards, mixed metals, modern lines + farm warmth.
Industrial
Exposed brick, blackened steel, salvaged wood, raw edges.
Boho
Layered textiles, plants, vintage finds, expressive color.
Warm collected
Neutral layers, antique woods, aged brass, soft linen.
Collected eclectic
Layered color, pattern, collected furniture, texture mix.
Rental-friendly
Reversible upgrades, peel-and-stick, no construction.
Budget refresh
High-impact finish swaps, no layout changes, low spend.
RenoLuma is built for real rooms and real facades, not blank moodboards. The camera angle, the geometry, the windows and door openings, and the source aspect ratio all survive the render unless you ask for a change.
Set the style and the budget, then mark the surfaces that have to stay put. Cabinets, flooring, plumbing runs, openings, exterior finishes. The concept works around them, and so does the estimate.
Cost ranges are planning aids, not contractor bids.

Siding, entry details, garage treatment, planting, lighting, hardscape. Explore all of it against the roofline, windows, and driveway you already have, so the comparison is honest.
The cost ranges then tell you which visible upgrades are worth a real quote and which ones are not.


A renovation idea is only useful if you can tell what changed. The original sits beside the result, so the room stays familiar even as the design gets more ambitious.
Compare the fireplace, the windows, the furniture plan, and the lighting at a glance. Then refine the direction that earned it rather than starting over.
Stone veining, upholstery weave, brass highlights, and cabinet edges stay crisp instead of dissolving into soft, generic texture.
The render has to hold up where quality usually falls apart: fabric, lighting, hardware, wood grain, and surface transitions.


Hover a changed area in the render and RenoLuma shows the likely material, a labor range, and a total. Ranges, not a bid, but enough to decide what is worth pricing before you call anyone.
The estimate is grounded in what you told the render to leave alone.
Backsplash
Zellige tile, 32 sq ft, installed
One credit buys one generated image. Spend them on first looks, close-up views, and refinements.
A real starter budget for exploring a room.
$10
25 premium AI images
$0.40 each
Enough room to compare styles, scope, and refinements.
$25
80 premium AI images
$0.31 each
For frequent planning, client options, and full-home iteration.
$50
200 premium AI images
$0.25 each
Pay once. Credits don't expire, so a pack can wait for the next project.
RenoLuma runs on the same frontier image model as ChatGPT. What it adds is the planning layer around it: a cost range on every visible change, a fidelity filter that keeps the room recognizable, and refinements you mark on the image.
| Capability | ChatGPT Image gen + chatbot | Interior AI Style-transfer app | Room GPT Style-transfer app | RenoLuma Renovation planning |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Cost per change | Not offered | Not offered | Not offered | A material, labor, and total range on every visible change |
Keeps your real room | Layout commonly drifts | Layout commonly drifts | Layout commonly drifts | A multi-pass fidelity filter rejects renders that move the structure |
Refining a result | Re-prompt the whole image | Start a new render | Start a new render | Mark an area and refine it in place |
Project history | A chat scroll | Limited | Start over each time | Every photo, version, and edit kept together |
Image model | Latest OpenAI image model | Previous-generation | Previous-generation | Latest OpenAI image model |
Price | $20 a month | Subscription | Subscription | From $10, paid once |
Each column reflects that tool's publicly described product. RenoLuma uses OpenAI's latest image generation model and re-evaluates as the frontier moves.
Upload the photo, mark what should stay, and turn a rough idea into a renovation concept you can hand to a contractor.