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Real over rendered.
Pretty rooms are easy. Pretty rooms you can actually shop are not. Designs are built around a real, shoppable product catalog, not stock photography.
About
A design platform for the way you actually shop.
Shoppable Spaces turns a photo of your room into a styled concept with real, shoppable products from retailers you already trust — AI room design you can actually buy.
Our story
Why we built it.
Every AI room tool we tried answered the wrong question. They generated a room. They didn't tell you what was in it, where to buy it, or whether the rug on screen was a real rug at all. Inspiration is easy. Acting on it is hard.
Shoppable Spaces was built around a different first principle: a rendered room is only useful if its pieces lead to real product pages. We treat the AI as a stylist with access to a real catalog, not a fashion-plate generator. The output is pretty when it should be — and built to be shopped.
We're starting with a single vertical: the room refresh. One photo in, one designed concept out, with a real shopping list attached. From there, more rooms, more retailers, sharper design and product matching — every week. What you see today is the floor, not the ceiling.
PrinciplesWhat we keep
What we keep
returning to.
A short list of decisions we make again and again. They're the reason the product feels different from a moodboard generator.
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Taste-led, not template-led.
You tell us the room, the style, the palette, and what to keep — so the same starting photo can give two people two different rooms. That's the point.
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Transparent commerce.
We name the retailer, show the price, and link straight to the product page. Some links are affiliate links, and we disclose that — never hidden.
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Designed for one room at a time.
We don't pretend to redesign your whole house in one click. We do one room well — a small living room, a rental bedroom, a full kitchen makeover — with care, and with the products you'd actually live with.
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