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The same room, the same furniture. Another mood with every render.

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Pick a mood: the same kitchen, dressed differently.

Each image is the same furnished kitchen, dressed according to the chosen mood. Nothing is moved, no furniture is added or replaced, materials and light remain those of the render.

Generated decor that transforms the mood

  • Kitchen opening onto the dining area, furnished but bare: sage-green island, large wooden table, terracotta and grey chairs, walls without a frame.

    By mood theme

    Pick a mood (Scandinavian, Japandi, industrial loft…) and RenderThink dresses the room in that style: textiles, plants, wall art and decorative objects, with no free-text prompt to write. Compare several directions to pin down the client's taste.

  • The same kitchen decorated in Mediterranean style (Amount of accessories: Balanced)
    Custom · StyleMediterranean
    Amount of accessories
    Colors
    Character

    Change a setting: only the objects change.

    Automatic or custom

    In automatic mode, RenderThink carries on the mood of the room: you only choose the amount of accessories. In custom mode, you set the style, amount, colors, character and the families of objects to place.

  • The same kitchen seen from the dining area, in the Mediterranean mood: olive tree in a terracotta pot, jute rug, terracotta tableware on the table, the same choices as on the reference view.Other angle
    The reference view, decorated in the Mediterranean mood.
    Reference view

    The other views of the room

    One decorated view, then “Stage other views”: the same accessories, seen from the other angles of the room, with the same settings. A real scene, not unrelated images.

How it works

  1. Start from an already-arranged view

    Import the render of a space whose layout is already in place.

  2. Set the decoration

    In automatic mode, the amount of accessories is enough. In custom mode, also choose the style, colors, character and objects.

  3. RenderThink dresses the decoration

    The accessories are placed in the chosen style, or in the room's own, then carried over to its other views.

Frequently asked questions

Can AI decoration furnish an empty room?

No. It starts from an already-arranged view and only adds a decorative layer: textiles, rugs, plants, wall art and objects. It moves no furniture and does not touch the walls. To place a specific piece on a given area, AI image editing takes over.

What exactly changes from one mood to the next?

Only the added accessories. The layout, the existing finishes and the lighting of the original view stay identical from one mood to the next. You are therefore comparing decorative proposals on a single scene, not unrelated images.

Does the decoration stay consistent across several angles?

Yes. From a decorated view, “Stage other views” reuses its accessories and settings: each angle shows the same objects, wherever they can be seen from that viewpoint. The client sees a coherent room rather than a series of proposals that contradict each other view after view.

Do I have to write a description to get a mood?

No. In automatic mode, RenderThink reads the mood of the room and carries it on; in custom mode, you pick a style among the available ones. No free-text field to fill in: that framing avoids random results and makes the proposal repeatable.

Can I control how much decoration is added?

Yes. The amount of accessories runs from pared back to generous, in three steps. In custom mode, two settings join it: colors, from neutral to bold, and character, from subtle to daring. The other views of the room reuse the settings of the decorated view.

Can I choose which objects are added?

Yes, by family: wall art, textiles, plants, ornaments, books, tableware, table lamps and rugs. In custom mode, you untick what you do not want before launching, and RenderThink composes with the rest. The details of each image then list the added objects, family by family.

Can AI decoration start from a photo?

Yes, as long as the room is already furnished: the photo of a living room or bedroom, even taken with a smartphone, is dressed in the chosen mood like a render. Textiles, plants, wall art and objects change; furniture, layout and materials stay those of the photo. An empty room is not furnished.

How long and how many credits for a mood?

A mood comes back in about a minute: the median times measured in production in September 2026 go from about 30 seconds in 1K to just over a minute in 8K. Each mood uses credits included in your subscription, like a render, more in 4K and 8K.

Try it on your own project.

Import an export, start a render, edit one zone, share the link.

14 days, no commitment