AI INTERIORS
Make an apartment work harder without moving walls
Apartments come with fixed walls, a landlord, and often one room doing three jobs. The good news is that most of the improvement comes from things you can change: furniture placement, rugs that make zones, storage up the walls, curtains and lighting. In ImageQuarry you upload a photo of your apartment or describe it, then ask for changes in words, such as a sofa that divides the room, a bed tucked into an alcove or shelves around a window, keeping every version to compare.
Ideas for rooms you rent or own. Check lease rules before drilling, painting or replacing anything.
Last updated October 2026
How to plan an apartment with ImageQuarry
- 01
Photograph the main room
Take a wide photo from the entrance and another from the opposite corner. In a studio, these two views show everything.
- 02
Create zones
Ask for rugs, a sofa back, a bookcase or a curtain to separate sleeping, living and eating, as separate versions.
- 03
Use the walls
Ask for shelves, hooks and tall storage to clear the floor.
- 04
Soften it
Try curtains, lamps and plants in a version and compare it with the starting room.
Apartment requests to start from
Sofa as divider
A sofa with its back to the bed creates a living area in a studio.
Curtain for the bed
A ceiling-track curtain hides the bed during the day.
Shelves around a window
Built-in style shelves use dead wall space.
A dining corner
A small round table by the window gives meals a place.
Rental-friendly color
Textiles and art add color where paint is not allowed.
Plants and light
Plants and lamps make a rental feel like home.
What helps small apartments most
Mirrors and sightlines
A large mirror opposite a window bounces light and makes a small apartment look deeper. Keeping a clear line of sight from the door to the window does the same. Ask for a version with a floor mirror placed to catch the window and compare it with the room as it is.
Zones, not rooms
In a studio, rugs, lighting and furniture placement create zones that read as separate rooms.
Furniture that does two jobs
Storage beds, extendable tables and ottomans with storage save space.
Light layers
Many apartments have one overhead light. Lamps in corners make a room feel larger and warmer.
Rental rules
Check your lease before painting, drilling or changing fixtures. Many changes can be made with furniture and textiles alone.
Upload and ask
Start from a photo you upload and describe the change; a new version is made and the earlier ones are preserved.
Refine in small steps
Each request builds on the version you choose, so you can move the sofa, then add the rug, then the lamps.
Apartment problems and how to ask
| Problem | Fix | Example request |
|---|---|---|
| Bed in the living room | Screen or divide it | A tall open bookcase between the bed and the sofa |
| No storage | Go vertical | Floor-to-ceiling shelves on the wall by the door |
| Dark room | Layer light | Sheer curtains, a floor lamp and a mirror opposite the window |
| No dining space | Fold or extend | A drop-leaf table against the wall with two chairs |
| Bland rental | Textiles and art | A large rug, linen curtains and an art wall |
What is AI apartment design?
AI apartment design is using an image model to picture an apartment or studio with different furniture arrangements, zones, storage, lighting and decor, from a photo or a description, by asking for changes in plain words. ImageQuarry saves every idea as a version.
It is not a floor plan and does not know your lease. Measure furniture and check rental rules before buying or installing anything.
Apartment questions
Can I rearrange my studio in a picture?
Yes. Upload a photo of the studio and describe the new arrangement. ImageQuarry makes a new version and keeps the original.
Can I see ideas without painting the walls?
Yes. Ask for changes with textiles, furniture and lighting only, and name the walls as things to keep. Check each version to see how closely it followed that.
Can I compare two layouts?
Branch from the original photo for each layout and compare them side by side.
Will the furniture fit?
A concept shows a look, not sizes. Measure your space and the furniture before buying.
Can I plan several rooms in one place?
Yes. Keep each room's images in the same project in your library.
Can I choose a model for the images?
Yes. Nano Banana 2.1 is the default, and you can pick one of the other three models when you want a different result.
Create an image. Edit it with words. Keep refining.
Get more from the space you have
Upload a photo of your apartment, try each arrangement as a version, and compare them.
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