Try new flooring in your room before you buy it
Flooring samples are the size of a postcard, and the whole point of a floor is how it reads across an entire room. This example replaces worn beige carpet with wide-plank natural oak, leaving the room otherwise untouched.
Before
After
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What was asked for:
“wide-plank natural oak engineered flooring”
— nothing else about the room was changed. What you can try
- Compare light oak against walnut and grey-washed boards
- See large-format tiles in a kitchen or hallway
- Test whether a dark floor makes a small room feel smaller
- Check plank direction against the length of the room
How it works
- Upload a photo.
- Tick Flooring and describe what you want in your own words.
- Get a photorealistic result in seconds, and keep it in your history.
Questions
Can I see the same floor in several rooms?
Yes. Run each room photo separately with the same description to keep them consistent.
Does it work in a room with furniture?
Yes, though an emptier room shows the floor more clearly.
Other areas you can redesign
Every image on this page was generated by ExAI from a single source photo, using the same tool available to you. Results are photorealistic visualisations to help you decide — they are not architectural drawings or quotes.