Can the preview show a tub-to-shower conversion?

Yes. Run the existing tub-shower combo through the preview with a walk-in or curbless shower applied in its place, and the client sees the actual result before you demo anything. It's also the fastest way to defuse the "but we need a tub for resale" objection — seeing a well-designed shower in their own room usually does more than any market statistic.

Does it accurately represent a small bathroom, or does it make the room look bigger than it is?

The AI works within the room's actual footprint and fixed dimensions captured in the photo. It doesn't stretch the walls or exaggerate square footage — the goal is an honest preview of what fits, which matters more in a 5x8 hall bath than almost anywhere else in the house.

Can it show different tile patterns and grout colors on the same layout?

Yes. Subway running bond, herringbone, large-format with minimal grout lines, and penny tile accents can all be applied to the same bathroom photo. Run a few variations side by side so the client compares patterns on their own shower wall instead of a 12-inch sample board.

Does it handle vanity style, countertop material, and hardware finish changes?

Yes. Floating vanities, furniture-style cabinetry, quartz versus marble countertops, and hardware finishes from matte black to brushed brass all render in the preview. This is usually the selection homeowners waffle on longest, so showing it installed — not just specified on a quote line — speeds up the decision.

Can it show curbless or zero-threshold showers for aging-in-place clients?

Yes. For clients planning a curbless entry, grab bars, or a built-in bench as part of a universal-design remodel, the preview shows the finished shower in place so the family can evaluate it as a design choice rather than a medical accommodation — which is often the real objection in these conversations.

How does this compare to the 3D bathroom design software our showroom already uses?

CAD and 3D planning tools are built for layout and specification — useful for your team, harder for a client to read emotionally. Makeover starts from the client's own bathroom photo and generates a photorealistic result in seconds, so it works alongside your existing design software as the moment where the client actually says yes.

Are client photos stored or retained?

That's your call, not ours — it's your software. We build the storage and retention policy around what your business needs and make sure it meets CCPA, GDPR, or any other regulation that applies to your market. No training on your data, ever.

There's no off-the-shelf plan, so there's no published price list. Share your details and we'll discuss project scope and pricing on a free consultation call — see /pricing for details.

Interior Design

Show clients their renovated bathroom before a single tile is set

Photograph the existing bathroom. Makeover generates a photorealistic renovation preview in under 10 seconds. Clients see their own bathroom with new tile, vanity, and fixtures — not a showroom vignette that looks nothing like their space.

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What is a bathroom renovation preview?

A bathroom renovation preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic image of what a bathroom will look like after remodeling. Upload a photo of the existing bathroom, and the tool produces a transformed version showing new tile, vanity, shower or tub configuration, and fixtures applied to the actual room. Bath remodelers and kitchen-and-bath showrooms use this during in-home consultations to close renovation contracts on the first visit instead of losing clients to sample fatigue and comparison shopping.

Why it matters

Bathroom renovations average $10,000–$35,000 for a full gut, more for primary suites with curbless showers and heated floors. The sale rarely closes in one meeting — tile, vanity, grout, and fixture decisions get revisited across multiple showroom visits while the homeowner and their partner try to agree on a combination neither of them can actually picture together. A photorealistic preview collapses that back-and-forth into a single sitting because it answers the question samples never can: what this specific tile, vanity, and fixture finish actually look like together, in this exact room.

Who uses this

Bath remodeling contractors and design-build firms selling full gut renovations. Kitchen-and-bath showroom consultants combining tile, cabinetry, and fixture selections into one sale. Tub-to-shower conversion specialists working the aging-in-place and walk-in shower market. General contractors who need homeowner sign-off on finish selections before ordering custom vanities and special-order tile.

Heard this from a homeowner?

Homeowners hold a tile sample in one hand and a vanity finish swatch in the other and admit they cannot picture how the two actually look together on a wall.

They worry a walk-in shower will make a small bathroom feel even smaller, so they stick with the cramped tub-shower combo they already hate.

A couple splits on the tile pattern or fixture finish during the consultation, says they need to "talk it over at home," and the project stalls for weeks.

How bathroom renovation previews work

Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.

Photograph the existing bathroom

Any angle from a phone camera. Standard bathroom lighting works — no special equipment or empty room required.

AI generates the renovation preview

The model applies new tile, vanity, shower or tub configuration, and fixtures while preserving the room's footprint, window and door placement, and plumbing rough-in locations.

Present during the consultation

Their own bathroom, redesigned. Sign-off happens in the showroom or on their kitchen table, not after a third follow-up visit.

Common questions about bathroom renovation

Straight answers. No jargon.

Let's build the version made for your business

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