With AI kitchen design, try cabinet colors, countertops and backsplash ideas in your own kitchen before you decide what to change.
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Include the cabinet fronts, worktop and backsplash in one well-lit photo. A view from the kitchen doorway often shows how the finishes meet. A clear, level shot gives the AI kitchen design more detail to work with, so tidy the counters and shoot in daylight if you can, and stand far enough back to fit the whole run of cabinets.
Name the colors, materials and objects you want to change, and what should stay. Add a reference image for a particular finish or style.
Try sage green cabinets and a cream tile backsplash.
Review the preview alongside your original photo. Download it to keep the idea, or adjust your description and generate another version.
BeforeAfterExplore a complete design for your kitchen. See how a different style brings colors, materials, lighting and furnishings together in your kitchen space. Look at the result from a step back to judge the overall mood of the kitchen before you focus on details. To explore the same palette in another room, use our AI Room Design with a photo of that space.
BeforeAfterCompare cabinet finishes, countertops and backsplash materials in your own kitchen. See how they work together in your AI kitchen design before choosing a combination. Order samples of your favorite pairing and look at them in morning and evening light before you commit.
For more kitchen cabinet and surface ideas, explore Houzz's 2026 kitchen renovation findings, with homeowner choices and examples of finished kitchens to inspire your AI kitchen design.
BeforeAfterHappy with most of your kitchen? Preview a new kitchen sink, faucet or appliance alongside everything you plan to keep. Add a product photo as a reference if you already have one in mind. Check the scale of the new piece against nearby cabinets and handles.
BeforeAfterExplore a kitchen trolley, an extra work surface or freestanding storage when your current kitchen setup feels short on space. Try different positions in your photo before deciding what to add. Measure the gap first so the piece you choose still lets drawers and doors open fully. A piece on wheels can move aside when you need the floor clear.
A trolley or drop-leaf table can add workspace as well as storage. Compare the options in IKEA's kitchen island and trolley guide.
BeforeAfterThinking about a coffee machine, mixer or air fryer? Preview it on your kitchen countertop and explore where it belongs among the things you use every day. Leave enough clear kitchen worktop around the spot you pick for daily prep.
BeforeAfterExplore pendants over a breakfast bar or lighting beneath your kitchen cabinets. Compare fixture styles and a warmer evening look with the kitchen you already have. Check how pendants sit against the ceiling height in your photo. Two or three pendants usually suit a standard breakfast bar.
BeforeAfterMoving in with an empty room and no clear plan? Use AI home interior design to explore a complete look before buying furniture. Start with a photo of any room in your home and try the styles, colors and furnishings you have in mind.
Explore AI Room DesignKitchen choices become difficult when cabinets, counters, floors and finishes all have to sit beside one another. Use your kitchen photo and optional references to compare visual directions before choosing real materials or colors.
“Is there such a thing as a free software that allows you to lay out your kitchen and visualize your design while changing styles and colors of the floors/cabinets/counters/etc?”
“I am currently finishing my kitchen and have difficulties deciding on what stain colour I should choose. I would love an app which can detect my cabinets and gives the option to visualize different finishing options.”
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