See how new lighting changes a room
Lighting is the change people notice most and plan least. One bare pendant in the middle of a ceiling flattens a room; layered light gives it depth. This example keeps the room identical and only changes the lighting scheme.
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After
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What was asked for:
“layered warm lighting, floor lamp, wall sconces and a pendant”
— nothing else about the room was changed. What you can try
- Compare a single pendant against layered lamps and sconces
- See warm versus cool light in the same room
- Test recessed spots against a statement fitting
- Check how lighting changes a north-facing room
How it works
- Upload a photo.
- Tick Lighting and describe what you want in your own words.
- Get a photorealistic result in seconds, and keep it in your history.
Questions
Can it show the room at night?
Describe it - "warm evening lighting, curtains closed" - and the result will follow the description.
Does changing lighting change the furniture too?
If you select only lighting, the rest of the room stays as it is.
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.