A paint visualizer for decorative paint, on the customer's own wall

Regular paint is one flat layer of color, so swapping colors is simple. Decorative paint depends on technique: the same color troweled, brushed, pressed or swirled creates completely different textures, and pearl, metallic and sanded finishes change with light and angle. RoomDreaming renders these textures and finishes with AI photorealistic rendering, and scales the texture to the wall's real size, so it doesn't grow or shrink with how far away the photo was taken.

Yes, but as the last step. A sample board is the best way to confirm feel and true color; the catch is that every change means making a new one. Use the color card to pick a direction, narrow down to two or three on a photo of the customer's own wall, and only then make sample boards. The full sequence is in sample boards vs AI paint visualizer.

RoomDreaming doesn't just use catalog photos. When a brand comes on board, we scan real sample boards at high resolution and calibrate each one to its actual color code, so the colors customers see can be trusted. Because every product goes through this, onboarding decorative paint takes more than a month. Phones and screens still vary, so we recommend confirming with a physical sample.

No download, no sign-up. Customers open your website, a link their rep sends on LINE, or a QR code next to the color card, upload a photo of their wall, and switch colors, techniques and finishes. How to set up these three entry points is covered in how decorative paint brands let customers try colors online. You can take a photo of a wall and try it right now.

They can use AI style pairing: pick a style they like and the system dresses the feature wall and other walls with the brand's real products in one go. If they don't like it, they try the next set, then fine-tune the one they do. The basic rules are in room color combinations: how to match walls and floors.