Redesign your homeliving roomin ~30 seconds

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   Upload a photo

   Any room, empty or furnished. Phone photos are fine — we keep the camera angle and layout.

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   Pick room, style and budget

   Scandinavian, Japandi, mid-century, industrial, boho, minimalist, traditional or coastal — at a budget, mid-range or premium price point.

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   Shop the look

   Tap any piece in the render to see matching products from Ashley, Wayfair, Amazon, Walmart, Costco, Rooms To Go, Pottery Barn, West Elm, IKEA, RH, Bob's Discount Furniture and Target.

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  Interior Design

  Upload a photo of any room, pick a style, palette and budget, and get a photorealistic redesign in about 30 seconds — with every new piece of furniture matched to real products you can buy.

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  Virtual Staging

  Stage an empty or dated listing photo with realistic furniture in seconds — walls, windows and light stay exactly as shot, so it's honest staging, not a render.

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  Walls & Paint

  Preview a paint colour or wall finish on your own walls — limewash, plaster, brick, wood panelling or an exact hex colour — without touching anything else.

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  Exterior Design

  Restyle a facade — cladding, roof, windows, entrance and landscaping — while the building's shape, proportions and setting stay as photographed.

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  Garden Design

  Turn a photo of your garden, patio or balcony into a planted, furnished outdoor space — beds, lawn, paving, seating and lighting in the style you pick.

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  Kitchen Design

  Restyle your kitchen — cabinet fronts, worktop, splashback, lighting and seating — on your actual layout, with appliances and plumbing where they are.

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  Basement Design

  Turn an unfinished or dated basement into a home theater, guest suite, gym, playroom or den. Posts, stairs and utilities stay where they are — and every new piece is a real product you can buy.

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  Floor Plan to 3D

  Upload a floor plan, blueprint, PDF screenshot or hand sketch and get a photorealistic 3D cutaway or isometric model of the same layout — every wall, door and window where the plan puts them, furnished in the style you pick.

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  Commercial Space Design

  Redesign a café, restaurant, salon, shop, office or studio from a photo — pick the space type, brand character, seating density and lighting mood, and add your exact brand colour as an accent.

• Renting

  I sent my landlord the render instead of a paragraph. Same room, same window, new furniture — he said yes to the paint the same day.

• Couple decision

  We'd argued about the sofa for a month. Three versions of the same corner, one evening, done — and each one linked to a store page with the price.

• Selling a home

  Empty listing, one photo, three staged styles in a few minutes. The unstaged photo stayed in the listing and buyers still stopped scrolling.

• Budget doubt

  I assumed the furniture would be fantasy. Every piece in the render linked to a real product at a store I already shop at, with the price shown.

• Layout worry

  My fear was it would move my windows or invent a bigger room. It kept the room exactly as photographed and changed only what could actually change.

• Weekend saved

  Thirty seconds beat the weekend I'd have spent on Pinterest. I tested four wall colours on my own wall before buying a single tin.

• First apartment

  A mattress, a window and no idea where to start. Three styles at the budget level later, I knew what to buy first — and which store had it.

• One piece only

  I only wanted to know if a green velvet sofa would work with the rug. It swapped just the sofa and left the rest of the room alone.

• Kitchen quote

  The cabinets and the sink stayed where they are; the fronts, worktop and lighting changed. That render is what I took to the fitter for a price.

• Sketch to render

  My builder had questions about a pencil sketch of the extension. A photorealistic version of it answered them better than I could.

• Bare terrace

  The terrace was a concrete slab for two summers. One photo with the garden furniture in place, and we finally stopped putting it off.

• Floor choice

  Herringbone oak or wide planks, on my actual hallway with my actual light, before ordering a single box.

These notes are illustrative: they describe the situations NovaVerto is built for, not quotes from named customers. Real stories will replace them as they come in — have one? Tell us yours.