AI Patio Design from your own photo.

Weather-resistant options include: powder-coated aluminum (lightweight, rust-resistant), teak or cedar (natural weather resistance), all-weather wicker (synthetic, UV-resistant), marine-grade polymer (impervious to moisture), and concrete or stone (extremely durable but permanent).

Use outdoor rugs to define seating and dining areas, position furniture in conversational groupings, add planters as natural dividers, incorporate different levels with deck platforms or steps, and create shade structures over specific areas to differentiate spaces.

Layer with overhead string lights for ambiance, pathway lights for safety, uplighting for architectural features, downlighting from trees or structures, weatherproof table lamps for intimate settings, and consider solar options to avoid running electrical wiring.

Install outdoor heaters or fire pits for warmth, add weather-resistant cushions and throws, create windbreaks with screens or plants, use durable rugs that can withstand moisture, include covered areas with retractable awnings, and choose furniture that can be easily stored indoors during extreme weather.

For wet climates: composite decking or porcelain pavers that drain well. For dry climates: natural stone or concrete for heat retention. For cold climates: heated pavers or interlocking tiles that can be removed for winter. For coastal areas: pressure-treated wood or composites resistant to salt air.

Spring: Bright floral arrangements and pastel cushions. Summer: Tropical plants, vibrant colors, and cooling misters. Fall: Warm oranges and reds with harvest decor. Winter: Evergreen garlands, fairy lights, and neutral textiles. Rotate decor seasonally to maintain fresh appeal year-round.

Choose durable, easy-to-clean surfaces like composite decking, provide shaded areas for pets, install pet doors if applicable, add outdoor water bowls and feeding stations, use pet-safe plants and avoid toxic varieties, include comfortable pet beds, and consider fencing or barriers for safety.

Use reclaimed wood or bamboo for decking, choose FSC-certified outdoor furniture, install native plants for natural landscaping, use solar-powered lighting, collect rainwater for irrigation, choose low-maintenance drought-resistant plants, and use eco-friendly sealants and cleaners.

Yes. Every account can make its first design free, and the Free plan includes a free design every month. Paid plans add more designs, 4K downloads and side-by-side style comparisons. No credit card is needed to sign up.

Yes. Restyle and the other photo tools keep your walls, windows, doors and the shape of the room, and change the furniture, colors and decor. For a bigger change, describe it in your own words.

43 styles, including Scandinavian, Mid-Century Modern, Japanese Zen, Industrial, Coastal, Bohemian, Farmhouse and Art Deco. Paid plans can compare up to 4 styles on the same photo at once.

A bright, level photo taken from a corner or doorway that shows as much of the room as possible. Phone photos are fine. Avoid strong filters, very dark shots and close-ups.

Yes. Use Edit and write what to change, like “replace the rug with a jute rug” or “paint the cabinets navy”. You can also mark spots on the photo and describe each one.

Yes. Virtual staging furnishes empty rooms, and Empty room clears out old furniture first. Many listing services ask you to label edited photos as virtually staged, so check the rules where you list.

Yes. Your photos and designs are private to your account unless you share them, and we don’t use them to train our own models.