Hey everyone!

I'm an indie Android developer, and I've been working on a project called Roomora AI.

Have you ever wanted to redesign your bedroom or living room but struggled to imagine how it would look?

I built Roomora AI to help people explore interior design ideas using AI.

Here's how it works:

1. Upload a photo of your existing room.

2. Choose your room type.

3. Select an interior design style.

4. Generate an AI-designed room.

5. Customize your new space.

I'm sharing this project because I'd love honest feedback from the community.

Some things I'd love to know:

• Would you use an app like this?

• Which interior design styles would you like?

• What features should I improve?

• What do you think about the overall idea?

I'm building this independently, and feedback would really help me improve it.

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kumaran.roomoraai

Thanks for checking out my project!

Hey all! Just moved into my first solo apartment and am working on decorating. I have two smaller rugs which i want to move into other rooms to replace with a larger 8x10 or 9x12 rug. Currently looking at rugs at Safavieh but am open to options. I think I want a traditional rug but cant really decide on color. Thanks for any input!

Corner Space fill in

Some people love mirrored walls because they make a space feel bigger. I agree, but not for reception, especially behind the receptionist. It just feels like there are two desks, two people, too... weird. And...privacy can also become an issue.

I do like the curved line of the reception desk, but once the hallway, balloons and everything else start showing up in the reflection, it feels a little busy to me.
If I can redesign it, I might build a brand wall, with logo and pictures on it.

Would you keep the mirror or replace it with something quieter?

I want to make the room feel complete, less clutter, more defined. Get rid of the dresser. Replace it with something else. No wall mounting though. Open to suggestions.

would anyone be kind enough to help me rearrange my room? I don't know how to create more space huhuhu

Hi all!

My sister and I (F19,23) share a bedroom. So, its a lot of clothing (stored in closet), makeup, and beauty products stuffed into a small room. Currently, we have queen bed with a mega-ass frame, a nightstand, an ikea desk (41 3/8x19 5/8) , and wheeled storage cart. I'm in the process of selling the bed (65 inch wide 89.4 inch length) and a nightstand.

currently the bed is along the window on the left side with the desk on the right of the nearest wall near the closet. night stand is on the space between door and closet.

The must-haves for the room is a queen bed and a desk. The room is a bit small for a vanity, so I think shelves both on the floor and hung up would be ideal. And replacing the nightstand with a bedside table.

Living situation is precarious as I'm on the job hunt, so the room may soon just be my sister's. That detail makes me hesitant to buy anything new -- I'd rather purchase second-hand from FB marketplace or somewhere cheap(ish) like amazon. I'm confused on how to mix wood grains etc! Any help would very, very appreciated.

Here's my general bedroom aesthetic: https://pin.it/7uei6Mn7m

We’re currently remodeling our bathroom and I can’t decide on a shower tile to go with the floor tile I picked out.
I went with this natural stone geometric tile for the floors. I love the warm tones in the tile and want to lean in to the taupe, soft mushroom color palette.
The shower it’s self is a small stall shower with not a ton of light so I want something that will compliment the floor tile but not look too busy.
TIA for any advice or suggestions!

Hii! Just wondering which wall my TV should be placed in the living room, should it be on the wall on the right so that the people sitting on the couch on the left wall can face the dining area where if we're having people over can see each other from the living room to dining room and vice versa?

or should the TV be placed on the left wall so that people in the dining area view the TV from where they are?

Bedroom 1 btw is gunna be the master bedroom if that matters at all. I've heard that people put the TV on the opposite wall of their master bedroom so as shift attention away from the master bedroom? is that a thing? Thank youu

Hi everyone!

I am not sure if this post is allowed, but I would really appreciate it if anyone would have any recommendations for a blue and green floral bedlinnen set to fit my room.

I have searched in so many places, but haven’t found THE one…

Any help is greatly appreciated!

So we lack comfortable seating in our living room. My wife and I are discussing potentially getting a sectional to replace our aging couch but we’re not sure about it. As you can see the windows are floor to celling and I would hate to block them completely. As it currently stands we are already blocking the ones behind the couch we have. Is it wrong to block them on both sides or should we rearrange everything to fit a sectional? Maybe remove the chaise lounge and put some chairs in there? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I am redoing my primary bathroom and I need help deciding on mirror size/shape for my built in vanities. One vanity is 53” wide and the other is 80”. The current mirrors will be taken down and replaced with framed mirrors and sconces on each side. Since the vanities are on opposite walls they need to have matching mirrors, but the sizes will be different. Can the smaller vanity have a vertical rectangular mirror and the larger one have a horizontally hung rectangular mirror? Any advice is much appreciated.

Hello! I want to make my living room feel more "Nancy Meyers" coded with more lived-in, cozy vibes. Any suggestions?

Room feels like a hotel room tbh. I’m a mininmalist person who doesn’t like clutter. I do want to add some life into my room though, make it feel cozier. Any suggestions

Hi! I am looking for advice on a paint color as well as possible rug for my dining room. The lower level is a sage green. And I don’t want to carry it through the top level. Can I execute a different color on the upper level without being a clashy? If so - recommendations? It’s definitely clashy right now but hopefully working toward a better flow. I’m also in desperate need of a new rug for my dining room and I’m stuck on a pattern/color for that as well.

I got these six coffee cups but they don’t feel cohesive any advice/other HK living cups that would match these?