Interactive Room Visualizer Beta

📐 Why Map the Floor?

Unlike simple "stickers", our visualizer uses perspective mapping. By defining the 4 corners of the floor (or a square object on it), we tell the computer the angle and scale of the room. This ensures the carpet pattern gets smaller as it goes further away, creating a photorealistic 3D effect.

📦 The "Square Object" Trick

You don't need to see the whole floor! If furniture blocks the corners of the room, you can map any rectangular object that is flat on the floor, like:

• A rug
• A sheet of paper
• Four floor tiles

Pro Tip: Just drag the 4 corners to match the corners of that object. Then, use the Brush to paint the rest of the floor. The perspective will still be perfect!

🖌️ Tools Guide

🏗️ Mapping Difficult Rooms

L-Shaped Rooms or Hallways: Map the main rectangular part of the room first to establish perspective. Then, simply paint into the hallway or alcove with the brush. The pattern will flow naturally into those areas.

✨ Visualizing & Refining

Once you're in the visualization stage:

• Adjust Scale: If the carpet pattern looks too big/small, open "Adjustments" and use the Scale slider.
• Rotate: Change the direction of the carpet pile or pattern using the Rotation slider.
• AI Match: Use the "Analyze Room Colors" button to find carpets that perfectly match your walls and furniture.