Style Transfer

Reimagines the entire decorative atmosphere of a room while keeping the furniture footprint and architectural shell exactly where they are. Walls, floor, soft furnishings, decorative objects and lighting fixtures are reinterpreted in the register of a reference image. The sofa stays where the sofa is; what it is upholstered in, what it sits on, and what surrounds it all change. The reference image acts as a vocabulary source — palette, materials, mood, decorative grammar — not a literal copy. Specific furniture pieces from the reference are not imported. The model extracts the language and applies it to your room. Useful for testing radically different styles on the same property without re-shooting, or for showing a client what their existing space could look like in a different register before committing to the renovation.

A homeowner is debating between a Japandi and a maximalist direction for their 80 m² apartment renovation. The interior designer pulls one Japandi reference and one maximalist reference from her archive. Two passes of Style Transfer on the existing living room photo, two outputs, side by side in the next meeting. The decision conversation moves from abstract moodboards to a concrete view of the actual room in each register.