Light or dark flooring? Compare it in your room

Try New Flooring in Your Room

Light wood or a darker floor? Preview wood, tile and stone on your own room photo with Interia's flooring visualizer before choosing materials for your renovation.

A room photo showing a preview of a different floor finish — Illustrative example. Results vary with your photo and choices.

See a new floor in your room

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Available for iPhone, iPad and Android

Ideas to explore

Flooring ideas to compare

Living room wood flooring
Kitchen tile ideas
Light versus dark floors
Stone-look flooring

Which flooring works with the rest of your room?

Compare light and dark flooring in the same room photo so the furniture and wall colors remain your reference.

Explore wood tones

See how lighter or darker wood flooring could look with your existing furniture and wall colors.

Try a different surface

Compare tile, stone and other material ideas on the same room photo.

Bring a clearer idea to the showroom

Save a preview you like as a visual reference when looking at real flooring products.

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How to visualize new flooring from a photo

The more floor you can show, the easier it is to compare the overall effect.

Add a photo with visible flooring

Choose a view showing enough of the floor and the surrounding room.

Choose a material and finish

Select a flooring material and one of its available variations in the app.

Review the floor preview

Look at tone, pattern and alignment alongside your original photo, then save or try another option.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I compare wood and tile in the same room?

Yes. Use the same source photo for separate previews, choosing the material and finish you want to explore each time.

Does it show an exact flooring product?

The tool creates a visual interpretation of your selected finish. It does not guarantee an exact match to a product's color, pattern or plank dimensions.

Will it calculate how much flooring I need?

No. It previews appearance rather than measuring the room. Check quantities, subfloor condition and installation requirements separately.