Add a photo of the client's room. Collect the colours, textures and furniture you are considering. Swatchroom turns the board into a PDF, an image pack and a prompt, so ChatGPT can show you the room before you source a single sample.
Upload the photo you took on site. It sits at the top of the board and stays unchanged in every render.
Drop your colours, textures and furniture onto a free-form board. Drag, resize and rotate them like loose prints, then sort each into walls, floor, fabrics and more. Give each a finish and a supplier. Take out the existing wall art, or hang a print from the Caddelle Gallery at its real size. Pin notes where you need them.
Export a numbered PDF and image pack with a ready-made prompt. Upload them to ChatGPT and see the room styled. See the steps.
Swatchroom builds the brief. ChatGPT draws the room. Follow these steps once and it becomes routine.
Swatchroom is tested with ChatGPT only. Other AI tools do not reliably create the image from this kind of brief, so we do not recommend them for now. The A4 PDF, the one-page A3 board and the A3 board layout are for printing and for showing your client. They are not needed for ChatGPT.
AI renders are indicative only. They can shift windows, doors and proportions, and they cannot match a paint or fabric exactly. Use Swatchroom to explore directions with a client, then confirm real colours and textures with physical samples before final selection.