AI Room Planner
Guides & BlogAI Room Design
AI Interior Studio · Modern

Upload a Living Room Photo. Get a Modern Layout Decision.

See where your sofa, coffee table, TV, and rug should move in the room you actually have. Plan with 36–42 in (91–107 cm) primary-path references, 14–18 in (36–46 cm) sofa-to-table clearance, and a 60–67% wall-scale sofa rule. No email required for your first analysis; photos auto-delete within 24 hours and are not used to train AI. Initial layout recommendations are free; high-res exports and saved alternatives are paid and shown before upload. Visual suggestions are not on-site measurements or code approvals.

No email for initial analysisStart with a photo and receive initial layout recommendations without entering an email address.
Photo auto-delete in 24 hoursUploaded room photos are processed to generate your analysis and automatically deleted within 24 hours.
Not used for AI trainingYour room photo is not used to train AI models; it is used only to produce your layout analysis.
✨ Redesign Your Modern Free

100% Free · No Sign-up Required · 30s Instant Render

Upload a Living Room Photo. Get a Modern Layout Decision.
Preview: AI-ready Modern interior model

Modern Architectural & Clearance Specs

Standard Ergonomic Tolerances (NKBA & ADA Clearance Guidelines Reference)

📐 Architectural Guidelines

Architectural Standards & Clearance Matrix

Spatial Element / ZoneRecommended Dimension & ClearanceArchitectural Pitfall Avoidance
Calibrated Clearances, Wall-Scale Proportions & TV Ergonomics
Use a 36–42 in (91–107 cm) primary pathway as a context-dependent planning reference, and keep 14–18 in (36–46 cm) between sofa and coffee table for comfortable reach. Scale the sofa to roughly two-thirds of the main wall (60–67%), center a 4K TV at 42–48 in (107–122 cm) above finished floor, and set viewing distance around 1.2–1.6× the screen diagonal. These are visual planning targets, not universal rules; verify door swings, traffic, accessibility, furniture dimensions, and local code on site.
Select non-porous stain & moisture-resistant finishes
Zoned Architectural Lighting (2700K–3000K, CRI 90+)
Layer warm dimmable recessed downlights with a 30°–40° beam angle, perimeter linear LEDs, and low-glare task lamps. Keep color temperature between 2700K and 3000K with CRI 90+ to render wood, stone, and linen accurately while preserving clean ceiling lines and separate conversation zones.
CRI 90+ / 2700K–3000K warm-task layer
Tactile Contrast & Material Balance
Offset matte-black powder-coated steel with natural walnut, oak, honed quartz, and textured linen. Mix hard and soft surfaces so modern geometry feels composed rather than clinical, and repeat one warm material across two or three visible planes to create cohesion.
Select non-porous stain & moisture-resistant finishes

Key Characteristics & Design Rules of Modern

1

Calibrated Clearances, Wall-Scale Proportions & TV Ergonomics

Use a 36–42 in (91–107 cm) primary pathway as a context-dependent planning reference, and keep 14–18 in (36–46 cm) between sofa and coffee table for comfortable reach. Scale the sofa to roughly two-thirds of the main wall (60–67%), center a 4K TV at 42–48 in (107–122 cm) above finished floor, and set viewing distance around 1.2–1.6× the screen diagonal. These are visual planning targets, not universal rules; verify door swings, traffic, accessibility, furniture dimensions, and local code on site.

2

Zoned Architectural Lighting (2700K–3000K, CRI 90+)

Layer warm dimmable recessed downlights with a 30°–40° beam angle, perimeter linear LEDs, and low-glare task lamps. Keep color temperature between 2700K and 3000K with CRI 90+ to render wood, stone, and linen accurately while preserving clean ceiling lines and separate conversation zones.

3

Tactile Contrast & Material Balance

Offset matte-black powder-coated steel with natural walnut, oak, honed quartz, and textured linen. Mix hard and soft surfaces so modern geometry feels composed rather than clinical, and repeat one warm material across two or three visible planes to create cohesion.

Ready to test these ideas on your own Modern?

Zero cost. Zero sign-up. Upload a photo or try our demo room in 10 seconds.

Launch AI Planner
Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions — Modern AI Redesign

The planner analyzes visible walls, window locations, focal points, furniture footprints, and circulation paths to recommend modern furniture placement. Your photo is processed only to generate this analysis, is automatically deleted within 24 hours, and is not used to train AI models. You can request earlier deletion through the deletion control shown at upload.

No. You can upload a photo and view your initial modern layout recommendations without entering an email address. Email is requested only if you choose to save, export, or access additional paid analyses.

Initial layout recommendations are free. High-resolution exports, saved alternative layouts, and multi-room analysis are paid features, and the exact free-versus-paid boundary is shown before you upload. You will not be surprised by a payment wall after investing effort in your photo.

No. A standard photo provides visual evidence, not guaranteed dimensions, unless you add a verified scale reference or manual measurements. Use the AI result for planning, then confirm critical dimensions on site before buying furniture or cutting materials.

No. A 36–42 in (91–107 cm) path is a useful planning reference in some contexts, but the right clearance depends on traffic, door swings, furniture dimensions, accessibility needs, room geometry, and local requirements. Do not treat one number as a universal modern living-room rule.

No. The tool can flag apparent spatial conflicts, but it does not certify ADA compliance or building-code compliance. Accessibility and code determinations require the applicable standard, complete site conditions, accurate measurements, and professional or authority review.

No. Your uploaded room photo is used only to generate your layout analysis and is automatically deleted within 24 hours. It is not used for model training, product improvement, or secondary marketing purposes.

It can identify apparent fit risks from visual information, such as a piece looking oversized for the visible wall or blocking a likely path. Exact fit must be confirmed with the sofa manufacturer's dimensions, room measurements, door and hallway widths, and installation route.

No. The result is a planning aid for furniture layout and visual direction. Construction, structural changes, electrical or plumbing work, wall removal, accessibility compliance, and other regulated work require measured drawings, permits, and qualified professional review.

You receive concrete recommendations on whether the sofa, chairs, coffee table, TV, or rug should move; circulation warnings where paths may become tight; proportion checks for visible furniture; alternative arrangements; and an explanation of the trade-offs behind each option.