It is told to keep the walls, columns, windows and table positions, and change only the furniture style, finishes, ceiling and lights. Compare the result with your original, and run it again if something moved.
AI Restaurant Interior Design is a free AI tool. Upload a photo of your restaurant dining room and see it refitted: seating, walls, ceiling and lights, in six styles. Same room, same layout. Free to try.
Free to try · first generation free on signup · no credit card
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Refit the dining room in a new style
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Upload a photo of your restaurant and see the dining room refitted. Try a full refit in six styles, a new feature wall or a new ceiling with lights. It works for small eateries, cafe-style restaurants and bigger dining rooms. The walls, windows, columns and table positions stay in place. Free to try.
A restaurant refit is a big spend, and a few idea photos from the internet do not show how your own room will look. You upload one photo of the dining room as it is today, pick a style, and the AI changes the seating, tables, wall finish, ceiling, lights and floor. The walls, windows, columns and layout stay the same.
The result is a concept to show your contractor. It is not a measured drawing or a quote, and it does not plan the kitchen.
A wide, bright photo of the dining room. JPG, PNG or WebP.
Full Restaurant Refit, Feature Wall, Ceiling & Lighting or Your Own Description.
Six areas, six styles, five feature walls and five ceiling ideas.
Keep the versions you like and compare them with your original photo.
The room should say what kind of food you serve before the menu does. Pick a style that matches the cuisine and the guest you want.
Exposed brick, black metal and bare bulbs. Works for burgers, grills and street food.
Cream walls, light oak and soft pendants. A safe choice for family and casual dining.
Red booths, a checkerboard floor and a soft neon accent. Fun and easy to recognise.
Plant walls, rattan and natural wood. Fresh and calm for cafes and healthy menus.
Painted tiles, carved wood, brass lanterns and woven cushions. For restaurants that sell regional food and culture.
Navy and charcoal walls, brass, velvet and a chandelier. For higher prices and special evenings.
Keep walking space between tables, a clear route for staff and an easy path to the exits. A pretty room that slows service loses money.
Layer the light: soft ambient light, warmer light over each table and a small accent on the feature wall. Dim, warm light flatters food and guests.
If something other than the finishes changed, such as a column, a window or a table position, run it again, or name the detail to keep in the Additional Details box.
More ways to preview changes on your own photo.
✓See a new look before you pay for a refit.
✓Plan a new restaurant in an empty shell.
✓Show the owner their own room in two or three styles.
✓Agree the look before the work starts.
✓Try a warmer dining corner or a better counter wall.
Refit the dining room in a new style
Premium users can generate images without watermark
Higher quality options available for premium users
It is told to keep the walls, columns, windows and table positions, and change only the furniture style, finishes, ceiling and lights. Compare the result with your original, and run it again if something moved.
It is free to try: new users get free generations. Paid plans add credits, remove the watermark and unlock higher resolution.
No. This tool restyles the dining room only. A kitchen layout depends on equipment, ventilation and safety rules, so plan it with a kitchen specialist.
Yes. Pick Empty shell as the area and describe the room in Your Own Description, for example "a long banquette on the left, round tables in the middle and a bar at the back".
No. It is told to leave signs and menu boards blank, so you do not get garbled text. Add your own sign and menu with your contractor.
A wide, bright photo taken from a corner or the door, with the lights on and no guests in it.