Floor Restyle

Floor visualizer: try new flooring on a photo

Upload a photo where the floor is visible, choose a material, and HomeCompose lays the new floor into your photo. The furniture, walls and camera angle stay as they are, so only the floor changes. It works for living rooms and bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchens, and balconies and terraces.

Try Floor Restyle

Free to try, no credit card needed.

After: Floor Restyle — Redesigned with AI in HomeCompose

Before: Floor Restyle — Redesigned with AI in HomeCompose

How it works in 3 steps

Upload a photo
A room, bathroom, kitchen or terrace where the floor is visible.
Choose the floor
Pick dry or wet area, then a material. Add a finish note if you like.
Compare
See the new floor next to your photo, then try another material.

What to upload

A photo where the floor is visible

Who it's for

Homeowners

Compare oak, tile or carpet on a photo of your own room before you visit a flooring store or order samples.

Real-estate agents

Show buyers how a room with old carpet or worn tiles could look with a new floor, next to the real photo.

Hotels and businesses

Try new flooring for hotel rooms, hallways, restaurants, shops or terraces before you ask for quotes.

Designers and architects

Show clients two or three floor options on their own space while you choose materials together.

See new flooring in your own room

Floor Restyle changes only the visible floor. The new material follows the room's edges, thresholds and steps, with realistic joints or grout, texture and reflections. Your furniture, decor, walls, doors and lighting stay as they are.

Same living room with oak herringbone parquet in place of the carpet; the armchairs, side table, green sofa and lamps are unchanged. — Dry area, oak herringbone: only the floor changes, from beige wall-to-wall carpet to honey-toned oak parquet. The armchairs, side table, green sofa, lamps and stairs stay as they were.Redesigned with AI in HomeCompose

Living room with beige wall-to-wall carpet, two tan armchairs, a round wooden side table, a green sofa with plaid pillows and stairs behind. — Dry area, oak herringbone: only the floor changes, from beige wall-to-wall carpet to honey-toned oak parquet. The armchairs, side table, green sofa, lamps and stairs stay as they were.Redesigned with AI in HomeCompose

Flooring for dry areas and wet areas

First choose where the floor is. Each area type has its own list of 50 materials.

Dry area: living spaces, bedrooms and hallways. Choose from oak, walnut and ash planks, herringbone and chevron parquet, bamboo, cork, carpet, sisal, polished concrete, terracotta and more.
Wet area: bathrooms, kitchens, balconies, terraces and similar spaces. Choose from marble, travertine, porcelain and ceramic tiles, zellige, terrazzo, mosaics and more.

The dry list also covers business spaces, with patterned hotel carpet, office carpet tiles, rubber gym flooring and epoxy. You can add a short note about the finish too, for example "matte finish, subtle joints".

Same bathroom with black and cream patterned cement tiles on the floor; the corner tub, dark wood vanity, mirror and windows are unchanged. — Wet area, patterned cement tiles: the beige diagonal tiles and mosaic inlay give way to a black and cream pattern. The corner tub, dark wood vanity, mirror and windows stay as they were.Redesigned with AI in HomeCompose

Large bathroom with beige diagonal floor tiles and a mosaic inlay, a corner tub, a dark wood double vanity, a wide mirror and two windows. — Wet area, patterned cement tiles: the beige diagonal tiles and mosaic inlay give way to a black and cream pattern. The corner tub, dark wood vanity, mirror and windows stay as they were.Redesigned with AI in HomeCompose

Flooring ideas for terraces and patios

The wet area list also has outdoor materials: porcelain pavers, sandstone, bluestone, flagstone, cobblestone, teak and composite decking, and artificial grass. Use them to compare a new floor for a terrace, a patio or a balcony.

Same patio with golden teak decking in place of the stone slabs; the rattan dining set, potted trees, topiaries and brick house are unchanged. — Wet area, teak decking: the pale stone patio slabs become golden teak boards, laid in panels along the old slab lines. The rattan dining set, potted trees, topiaries and brick house stay as they were.Redesigned with AI in HomeCompose

Patio with large pale stone slabs, a dark rattan dining set, two small potted trees, boxwood spirals and a red brick house with French doors. — Wet area, teak decking: the pale stone patio slabs become golden teak boards, laid in panels along the old slab lines. The rattan dining set, potted trees, topiaries and brick house stay as they were.Redesigned with AI in HomeCompose

Tips for a good result

Show as much of the floor as you can, with few things covering it.
Use a sharp photo in even light. Dark corners hide the floor.
Colors and patterns on screen are close, not exact. Check a real sample in your room before you order.
To restyle the whole room, use Interior Design.

For flooring in context, see bathroom makeover ideas and modern kitchen ideas.

Frequently asked questions

Does it move or change my furniture?

No. Floor Restyle keeps the layout, furniture, decor, walls, doors and lighting as they are and changes only the floor. AI can still alter small details, so check the edges around furniture.

Can I try tiles in a bathroom or kitchen?

Yes. Choose Wet area to see materials made for bathrooms, kitchens, balconies and terraces, such as porcelain, ceramic, zellige, marble and mosaics.

Can I compare several materials?

Yes. Try one material, then another on the same photo. Your designs stay in your gallery, so you can come back and compare them.

Will my real floor look exactly like this?

Close, but not exactly. Real products vary in color, size and finish, so use the result to choose a direction and check a sample before you buy.

Can I use the result in a listing or client presentation?

Designs made on a paid plan have no watermark and can be used commercially, for example in property listings or client presentations. Designs made on the free plan carry a watermark and are for personal, non-commercial use.