Show the possibilities.
Explore furnishing and finish options for show homes and refurbishments. Share labelled concepts with buyers and your team.
Start a development concept ↗FOR DEVELOPERS, BUILDERS & RENOVATORSSee the finish.
See the finish.
Before the work.
Compare colours, materials and furniture in the real space. Give clients a clear idea of the proposed design.
Try a project photo ↗1 free watermarked image. No card needed.
Illustrative design-board interpretation. This example shows a design direction, not a completed development or customer building project.
Help clients choose.
Compare colours, floors and finishes before preparing specifications and quotes.
Explore proposed finishes ↗From photo to presentation
Start with the real space
Upload a room photo. Add references and note what must stay.
Compare the proposed finishes
Explore colours, flooring and furniture. Save alternatives in one property project.
Discuss the direction
Compare before-and-after views with buyers, clients or your team.
Prepare the presentation
Download concepts with your logo and disclosure, or turn the room images into video.
Budget for options, not just rooms.
One photo concept or revision uses one credit. Three finish options for four rooms use 12 credits. Downloads and presentation layouts are free; video uses 4 credits per 5-second clip.
Pay in EUR or USD. Plans cover one account; download files to share with your team.
Compare project plans ↗Good to know.
Can I create an off-plan development from drawings alone?
The current workflow starts with a room photograph. Plans and reference images can support the brief, but Room & Story does not turn drawings alone into verified architectural CGI, editable 3D or BIM models.
Can I use the result as a specification or construction instruction?
Use it to discuss the visual direction. Check dimensions, quantities, product choices, technical feasibility, compliance and pricing with the appropriate professionals before ordering or building.
How should I present proposed work to a buyer or client?
Keep the original photograph alongside the concept and label proposed finishes and furnishings clearly. Verify each image against the real space. A concept is not evidence that the work is complete or that the depicted products and amenities are included.
Start with one room.
Upload a photograph and describe the finish you want to explore.