CurbMuse

AI Kitchen Design from a photo of your kitchen

Upload a photo of your kitchen, choose how big the job is, from new cabinet colors to a new layout, and this AI kitchen visualizer shows your own kitchen remodeled in about a minute. Starting from an empty room? Pick a layout and design it from scratch.

  • Free to try
  • Existing kitchen or empty room
  • 6 styles, every material adjustable
Or try a sample
AI kitchen design example: the same kitchen with olive green inset cabinets, oak butcher block counters, cream zellige and brassAI kitchen design example: the same kitchen with sage green shaker cabinets, white quartz, zellige tile and brass hardwareAI kitchen design example: the same kitchen with white oak slab cabinets, quartzite counters and a full stone backsplashAI kitchen design example: the same kitchen with warm white shaker cabinets, quartzite counters and marble subway tileExample kitchen before: a dated 1990s kitchen with honey oak cabinets, laminate counters and white appliances
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Designs made with CurbMuse on AI-generated sample rooms, not customer homes

AI kitchen remodel ideas to try

The same 1990s oak kitchen, remodeled four ways. The window, sink, range and refrigerator stay where they are.

AI kitchen design example: the same kitchen with olive green inset cabinets, oak butcher block counters, cream zellige and brass

English country

Olive cabinets, oak counters, brass.

AI kitchen design example: the same kitchen with sage green shaker cabinets, white quartz, zellige tile and brass hardware

Sage & brass

Sage cabinets, zellige, open shelves.

AI kitchen design example: the same kitchen with white oak slab cabinets, quartzite counters and a full stone backsplash

Warm modern

White oak, stone slab, plaster hood.

AI kitchen design example: the same kitchen with warm white shaker cabinets, quartzite counters and marble subway tile

Transitional

White shaker, greige island, brass.

Also in the tool: Modern luxe (dark wood, bold marble, hidden light) and Modern farmhouse (white shaker, oak island, black accents). The kitchens are AI-generated sample rooms, not customer homes; the designs were made with this tool.

Kitchen cabinet color visualizer

New cabinet colors are the most common kitchen refresh, and the hardest to picture. This kitchen cabinet visualizer changes them on your own photo: choose Refresh, then a cabinet color: warm white, greige, sage green, olive green, navy, white oak, walnut, black. Give the island its own color for a two-tone kitchen.

A refresh keeps the cabinet boxes, layout, sink and appliances, and changes the counters, backsplash, hardware and lights with the style. A 1-credit refresh: same cabinet boxes and appliances, painted sage, new counters, backsplash and brass hardware.

AI kitchen refresh example: the same cabinets painted sage green with new white quartz counters, zellige and brassExample builder-grade kitchen: cherry cabinets, speckled granite and black appliances
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Countertop and backsplash visualizer

It works as a countertop visualizer too. Every style fills in the counters, backsplash, floor, hardware, appliances and lights, and you can change any of them before you design. Countertops: white quartz, marble look, quartzite, butcher block, soapstone, bold marble. Backsplash: subway tile, zellige, full slab, herringbone, marble subway.

Already have a design you like? Change one part swaps just the countertop or just the backsplash on that picture for 1 credit, so you can compare two or three side by side on the same kitchen.

AI kitchen design example: the same kitchen with white oak slab cabinets, quartzite counters and a full stone backsplashExample kitchen before: a dated 1990s kitchen with honey oak cabinets, laminate counters and white appliances
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Design an empty kitchen

New build, addition or a room stripped to the studs: choose An empty or gutted room and pick a layout, one wall, one wall + island, galley, l-shape, l + island, u-shape. The AI fits the cabinets to the walls in your photo and puts the sink under the window.

L-shaped kitchens fit most rooms and leave space for a table or an island; U-shaped kitchens give the most counter space in a closed room; a galley uses two parallel walls and suits narrow rooms. Try two or three on the same photo to see which one your room can take.

AI kitchen design example: the empty room built out as an L-shaped kitchen with an island, white shaker cabinets and brass lanternsExample empty new-construction kitchen: primed drywall, a plywood subfloor and plumbing stubs under the window
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Refresh, remodel or new layout: what each involves

The kitchen remodel visualizer shows the look. This is roughly what each kind of job means, so you know what to ask a contractor.

RefreshWhat changes: Cabinet color, counters, backsplash, faucet and hardware, lightsClosest Cost vs. Value project (2025, national average): Minor kitchen remodel, midrange: $28,458, about 113% recouped at resale
Full remodelWhat changes: New cabinets, counters, backsplash, floor, appliances and lights in the same layoutClosest Cost vs. Value project (2025, national average): Major kitchen remodel, midrange: $82,793, about 51% recouped
New layoutWhat changes: The above plus an island, open shelves or cabinets to the ceilingClosest Cost vs. Value project (2025, national average): Major kitchen remodel, upscale: $164,104, about 36% recouped

National averages hide a lot: prices depend on your region, the size of the kitchen and whether plumbing or gas lines move. Moving the sink or range is what usually turns a remodel into a big one, so the Refresh and Full remodel jobs in the tool leave them where they are.

On style, wood is back: in Houzz’s 2026 kitchen study, wood was the most popular cabinet color in renovated kitchens (29%), just ahead of white (28%). Both are in the tool, along with sage and olive greens.

How to use the kitchen visualizer

  1. 1. Upload a photo of your kitchen

    Stand in the doorway, get the whole room in and turn the lights on. A phone photo is fine.

  2. 2. Choose how big the job is

    Refresh, full remodel or new layout. Or start from an empty room and pick a layout.

  3. 3. Pick a style, adjust any material

    Each style fills in cabinets, counters, backsplash, floor, hardware, appliances and lights. Change any of them.

  4. 4. Compare, refine, change one part

    Drag the slider to compare. Change just the backsplash or the cabinet color, or add the design to a client proposal.

What the AI kitchen designer gets wrong

What we saw while testing it on sample kitchens in November 2026, and how the tool works around it.

Big changes can come out half done

In one pass, the AI sometimes changed the upper cabinets but not the lower ones, or kept the old appliances.

What to do: Full remodels, new layouts and empty rooms get a second, refining pass. If a part still looks old, use Change one part.

It can add things you didn’t ask for

Early on it added an island to a kitchen that had none.

What to do: Full remodels now tell it to keep the layout. Pick New layout when you do want an island.

Layouts can drift in an empty room

Asked for an L-shape with an island, it once drew a U-shape.

What to do: Run it again, or pick the layout it drew if you like it better.

Nothing is measured

Cabinet widths, aisle widths and appliance sizes are drawn by eye, not to the inch.

What to do: Treat it as a mood picture and have a kitchen designer measure before ordering anything.

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Frequently asked questions

Something else? Email hello@curbmuse.com. We usually reply within 2 business days.

Is this AI kitchen design tool free?

You can try it free. New accounts get 3 free credits. A refresh (paint the cabinets, new counters, backsplash, hardware and lights) uses 1 credit; a full remodel, a new layout or an empty room uses 3, because those get a second, refining pass. Credit packs start at $9, with no subscription.

Can I upload a photo of my own kitchen?

Yes, that's the point. Upload a phone photo of your kitchen, choose how big the job is and a style, and the AI shows your own room remodeled, from the same spot you took the photo. Your photo stays private.

Can it design an empty kitchen or a new build?

Yes. Choose "An empty or gutted room", pick a layout (one wall, galley, L-shape, L-shape with an island or U-shape) and a style, and it fits the cabinets to the walls in your photo, with the sink under the window when there is one.

Can I just see new cabinet colors?

Yes. Pick Refresh, then a cabinet color: warm white, greige, sage, olive, navy, white oak, walnut or black, and a different color for the island if you like. The cabinet boxes, layout and appliances stay as they are.

Will it keep my kitchen's layout?

Refresh and Full remodel keep the sink, range, refrigerator and cabinet runs where they are. Only New layout moves things, and only the changes you tick: an island, open shelves or cabinets up to the ceiling.

How long does a design take?

A refresh takes about 15 seconds. Full remodels, new layouts and empty rooms take about a minute, because the design is made and then refined in a second pass that keeps your camera angle.

Do I need to install an app?

No. CurbMuse runs in the browser on your phone, tablet or computer, so you can take a photo of your kitchen and design it right away, with nothing to download.

Is it accurate enough to order cabinets from?

No. It's a picture of an idea, not a plan: sizes aren't measured and colors on screen differ from real samples. Use it to decide on a direction, then have a kitchen designer or contractor measure and quote.

Can remodelers use it with clients?

Yes. The Contractor plan includes 400 credits a month and client proposals: put up to three designs of the client's own kitchen side by side, with a materials list and a price for each.

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