

Pick your dorm room, choose a style and size, then generate.
Your saved images
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Or start from a sample like your home
Your dorm room photo
Works best with a photo of your own dorm room.
Style (sets the look)
Or match a look of your own
Your own furniture & materials · Decorate
A sofa, chair, light, rug or decor piece to place in the design
Your saved images
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Or pick one of our pieces
Up to 3 materials — pick where each one goes (floor, countertops…) under its picture.
Build your own swatch
Pick a material, then play with its colour, size and pattern — the swatch updates as you go.
Shape
Surface
Color
Grout colour
Grout width
Layout
Your saved images
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Or try one of our material samples
Decorate for a holiday added on top of your Style
Look
I want… (optional — the outcome, combined with the style)
Colors (optional — your palette, applied with the style)
The main colours of the whole room — big pieces, textiles and decor · Auto· up to 2
Room
What to change (optional — pick none to redesign everything)
Or change only these parts:
Layout (optional — how the furniture is arranged)
Rearrange the furniture
Or
We move the furniture for each design. This one: Facing the window.
Output
Your words
Prompt (editable — the scene & styling that drives the image)
This step uses 2 credit(s)
Show me 6 ideasUnlock the idea wall
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Takes about 1–2 minutes. You can leave while it runs — results are saved to Projects.
Upload a photo of your dorm, pick a style, and see it styled with bedding, storage, lighting and decor you can bring in and take out.


HausDraft’s dorm room designer shows you what your dorm could look like before move-in day. Upload a photo of the room, or the one your college posted, choose a style, and the AI adds bedding, a rug, storage, lighting and wall decor. Every change is the kind a dorm allows: no paint, no nails, nothing you cannot carry out in May. Share the result with your roommate and shop the list.
Design my dorm

One room styled in six different looks with HausDraft.
Renter-friendly mode keeps every change movable: bedding, rugs, removable hooks and art, clip lights, storage bins and plants.


Pick Feel bigger and brighter for a light palette, under-bed storage and a clear walkway, or Zones to separate sleeping, studying and hanging out in one small room.


Generate a few looks on the same photo and send them over before move-in, so you agree on colours and who brings the rug, the lamp and the storage cart.


How HausDraft turns a bare dorm photo into a room that feels like yours.


A coordinated comforter, pillows, throw and curtains that set the look of the whole room.
Under-bed bins, a rolling cart, over-door organisers and shelves that work in a small shared room.
Clip lights, a desk lamp, string lights and removable art or a tapestry, with no nails needed.
Keep the room’s layout or try a zoned arrangement that separates bed, desk and lounge space.
Three steps from a photo of your dorm to a move-in plan.

Use your own photo or the room photo your college shares. Shoot from the doorway so the bed and desk are in frame.


Choose a style such as Scandinavian, boho or modern, then Cozier, Feel bigger and brighter or Renter-friendly.



Get the design in seconds, try a few versions, and share the one you like with your roommate before you buy anything.
Upload a photo and see your dorm styled for move-in in seconds.
Sign in for 2 free credits to try it. Lite is $9.99/month, Starter is $29/month and Pro is $69/month; see the current plans and credit details on the pricing page.
Design my dormWhat to photograph, what dorms usually allow, and how to turn the design into a packing list.

Most residence halls ban paint, nails, adhesives that damage walls, candles and some appliances. That is why the designer only adds movable pieces. Check your college’s housing rules before buying anything that hangs, plugs in or heats up.
If you have not moved in yet, use the room photo from your college’s housing page or one from someone who lived there. The layout will be close enough to plan colours, bedding and storage.
Note the comforter colour, rug size, storage pieces and lighting in the result and turn them into a list. Split it with your roommate so you do not arrive with two rugs and no lamp.
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