Spacejoy is an online interior design service that pairs 3D design technology with professional designers for room makeovers.
Spacejoy lets homeowners redesign rooms digitally before spending a dollar on furniture. Its platform creates photorealistic 3D renders of your actual room with real, shoppable products, and professional designers guide the process with multiple concepts and revisions. AI assists with style matching and product recommendations, while the shoppable links make implementation direct. It sits between pure software like Planner 5D and full-service design firms.
Spacejoy charges flat design fees per room with tiered packages based on designer support and revisions.
Homeowners who want professional interior design outcomes with the confidence of seeing 3D renders first.
Homeowners redesign living rooms with shoppable 3D renders before buying furniture, and new-home owners furnish entire spaces with designer guidance at flat fees.
Submit your room photos and style preferences, choose a package and review your first design concepts with your assigned designer.
No — design packages are paid flat fees per room.
No public API; it is a consumer design service platform.
Versus DIY tools like RoomSketcher, Spacejoy adds human designers; versus traditional firms it is far more affordable and digital-first.
Yes — designs use real products with purchase links, so implementing a design is direct rather than interpretive.
Revision counts depend on the package tier; higher tiers include more designer interaction and refinements.
Photorealistic 3D renders of your room, a shopping list with product links and designer notes explaining the choices made.
Yes — style preferences and inspiration images guide the designer, with multiple concepts and revisions included in most packages.
Software gives you tools; Spacejoy gives you an outcome — professional design judgment paired with the same 3D confidence-building previews.
Most room projects deliver initial concepts within a couple of weeks, with refinements following according to package revision counts.