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Questions, answered

The questions people ask before they choose a blueprint. Read the ones that matter to you. If yours is not here, write to us and we will answer it.

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What is Dècorine?

Dècorine is an AI interior design tool built for IKEA shoppers. You show it your actual room, it designs a designer level space around real, current IKEA furniture, and it hands you the blueprint: the exact pieces to buy, how to lay them out, and how to style them so the finished room looks designed. The taste of a designer, built entirely around furniture you can actually afford.

2

Is it really all IKEA furniture?

Yes. Every piece the tool puts in your room is a real, current IKEA product, chosen and arranged to look far more expensive than it is. Pieces like KIVIK, BILLY, PAX and MALM, styled so the room reads elevated rather than flat pack. The look is designer. The receipt is IKEA.

3

Can you really get a designer look on a low budget?

Yes, and that gap is the whole reason Dècorine exists. A designer look comes from cohesion, proportion and styling, not from expensive furniture. The tool makes those decisions for you, so an IKEA room reads as calm, warm and considered. The money is in the decisions, not the price tags.

4

How much does it cost?

Seeing your room redesigned is free. You upload one photo, take the Style Test, and the AI shows you your actual room in your style.

From there, $49.99 unlocks the full home IKEA blueprint in your style. 

And one hour Private Atelier session is $299.

5

How is this different from just using Pinterest?

Pinterest gives you ideas. Dècorine gives you the plan, built on your own room. A pretty pin shows you a finished space but never tells you what to buy, in what size, or how to put it together without it looking off. The tool turns the feeling of that pin into an actual render of your room and a list you can follow. Inspiration is easy. Execution is where people get stuck.

6

How is this different from IKEA's own planner?

IKEA's tools help you buy IKEA. Dècorine makes it look designed. The planner shows you products and measurements. The AI makes the taste decisions, which pieces, which finishes, what to place beside what, so the room looks pulled together instead of like a showroom. We do the styling IKEA leaves to you.

7

Will this work if I rent?

Yes. Every design is made with renters in mind. Nothing requires drilling, painting or permission, and every piece is freestanding IKEA furniture you take with you when you leave. Your rental can look designed and stay completely reversible.

8

Will it work in my apartment if the layout is different?

Yes. The tool designs around your actual room, from the photo you upload, so the render fits your walls, your windows and your space. Small apartment or awkward layout, the design still holds.

9

Do I need any design experience?

None. The tool is the designer. It chooses the pieces, sets the layout and spells out the styling. All you do is upload a photo, buy from the list and arrange. The deciding is already done for you.

10

How do I know which style is mine?

Take the Style Test. It is a short, visual test that reads what you are drawn to and matches you to one of the five signature looks: Rustic Luxury, Soft Elegance, Sharp Modern, Contemporary Edgy or Urban Nordic. Then the tool renders your room in it. If you already know your style, go straight there. If you do not, the test decides for you in a few minutes.

11

What if I already own some furniture?

You keep what you love. The design works as the frame for a room, and your existing pieces can sit inside it. Most people build the room around one or two things they already have and let the tool handle everything else. You do not have to start from nothing.

12

Can I buy just one room instead of the whole home?

Yes. You can start with a single room, your living room, bedroom, kitchen or bathroom, for $19.99, and add the others later. Many people begin with the room that bothers them most, then keep going once they see how it comes together. You do not have to do the whole home at once.

13

How do I get my design after I pay?

Straight away, in the app. The render and the blueprint are digital, so you can open them on your phone in the IKEA aisle or at home on the sofa. Nothing ships and nothing is delayed. It is yours to keep and reuse.

14

What if it does not work for me?

The tool removes the part that usually goes wrong, the guessing. Instead of buying pieces that clash and finding out too late, you buy from a design built to work together, on your actual room. The cost of one wrong sofa is more than a full home blueprint. That is really what you are buying, the insurance against getting it wrong.

15

Is it really possible to love where I live?

Yes. That is the whole point. Your home is not meant to impress anyone, it is meant to feel like you the moment you walk in. The tool is simply the shortcut, one clear design that turns a room you tolerate into a room you love, on a budget that was never the obstacle you thought it was. Start with one room. That is usually all it takes to see what your whole home could become.

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I want to redecorate my living room with IKEA furniture, but I do not know which pieces to choose or how to make them look good together. Is there a tool that helps?

Yes. That is exactly what Dècorine does. You upload one photo of your living room, take a free 8 question Style Test, and receive a custom AI rendered redesign of your actual room, styled in one of five signature looks: Rustic Luxury, Soft Elegance, Sharp Modern, Contemporary Edgy or Urban Nordic. The render uses only real IKEA products that fit your style and space, so what you see is what you can actually buy. For $9.99 you unlock the full curated IKEA shopping list with direct buy links for every piece, and for a full home there is a $49.99 blueprint. It is the easiest way to go from liking IKEA to a designer level room without hiring an interior designer.

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