AI Living Room Color Palette Generator

You upload a photo of your living room, then type a text prompt describing the color changes you want to see. For example, you could say, 'Make the walls light gray and the accent chair navy blue.' The AI then edits your photo to show you a realistic visualization of your idea.

For the most accurate visualization, upload a clear, well-lit photo of your living room. Natural daylight works best as it shows the colors more truly. Make sure the areas you want to change are clearly visible.

While you can't enter a specific paint code from a brand, you can describe the color in detail. For example, instead of just 'blue,' you can try 'a deep navy blue with cool undertones' or 'a soft, dusty sky blue' to get a more precise result.

The 60-30-10 rule is a classic design guideline for creating a balanced color scheme. 60% of the room should be a dominant color (usually the walls), 30% should be a secondary color (furniture, curtains), and 10% should be an accent color (pillows, decor).

Earthy tones like terracotta, olive green, and warm beige are very popular for creating a cozy and grounding atmosphere. Additionally, moody and dramatic hues like charcoal blue and deep greens are being used to create sophisticated spaces.

To make a room feel more spacious, use light and neutral colors like soft whites, light gray, or pale blue. These colors reflect light, which creates an airy and open feeling.