A working guide to the design directions the Deco Epoch AI understands. Each style card includes the rooms it suits best, the materials that carry it, and a few tips we use ourselves before generating a redesign. Pick a direction and open the matching tool to apply it to your own photo.
Clean lines, neutral palette, and warm wood or metal accents that keep rooms feeling calm and current without leaning cold.
Marble, brushed brass, and statement lighting layered over deep tones. Best used in rooms where quiet drama matters.
Light woods, white walls, cozy textiles, and daylight. Works especially well in small apartments and north facing rooms.
Exposed brick, raw metal, aged leather, and Edison bulbs. Suits lofts, converted warehouses, and open plan kitchens.
Tatami, shoji screens, low furniture, and a restrained palette. A calming direction for bedrooms and reading corners.
Layered textures, warm earth tones, rattan, and plants. Forgiving of collected furniture and vintage finds.
