Modern interior style
Modern in DecorAd means the room still looks like your room: same windows, same walkways, fewer competing objects. We bias toward sofas with a visible frame, tables you can walk around, and lighting that does not float in impossible places.
What this look is for
Use Modern when the photo already has a strong layout — a long wall, a clear TV wall, or a rectangular seating zone — and you want the furniture to sit in that geometry instead of inventing a new plan. It works in apartments and villas alike. The style is not “all white.” Wood, stone, and one darker sofa are allowed as long as silhouettes stay simple.
Furniture that usually fits
Low three-seat sofas, rectangular rugs that stop short of doors, slim consoles, and floor lamps with a real footprint. We avoid oversized sectionals in photos that show a tight walkway. If a piece cannot be sourced later, the result will still show it as a look reference rather than a fake product you can buy.
How to photograph for this style
Stand in a doorway or corner so two walls and the floor are visible. Do not crop out the baseboards. Modern placement fails when the model cannot see how deep the room is. After you generate, check that the sofa does not block a door swing — that is the test that pretty AI rooms usually fail.
Other styles
- Scandinavian — Light woods, soft textiles, and storage that keeps small rooms usable.
- Gulf — Warm palettes, generous seating, and layouts that respect gathering, not just TV walls.
- Minimal — Few objects, quiet color, and empty floor left on purpose.