About House AI
House AI is an AI interior design app from Addicting Elements LLC that turns a photo of any room, exterior or garden into a photorealistic redesign in about 30 seconds, with 35+ styles on iOS, Android and the web, plus Shop from Image to find the real, in-stock furniture in a finished design across 330 retailers.
- 1,000,000+
- downloads across iOS and Android
- 175+
- countries with active users
- ~30 sec
- from uploaded photo to finished redesign
- 35+
- design styles across interiors, exteriors and gardens
- 8
- design tools: interior, exterior, garden, walls, floors, furniture and style transfer
- 330 retailers
- Shop from Image partners, including Amazon, IKEA, West Elm, Etsy and Wayfair
Who builds it
House AI is made by Addicting Elements LLC, founded in 2026 and based in Key Biscayne, Florida, United States. It was co-founded by Arshroop Saini and Jeff Escobar, and is a small independent team rather than part of a larger design or property company.
Why we built it
Redesigning a room has always required either money or imagination: an interior designer, or the ability to look at an empty corner and picture what could go there. Rendering software solved that for professionals and left everyone else with mood boards. House AI exists so that anyone with a phone camera can see a real, specific version of their own room before spending anything on it.
That is why every tool starts from a photo of a space that actually exists. The redesign keeps your walls, windows and proportions where they are, the point is to show you your room, not a nicer one.
What it does
Eight tools cover interiors, exteriors and gardens: whole-room redesign, facade restyling, landscaping, wall finishes, flooring, furniture replacement, furniture removal, and style transfer from a reference image. Each returns a finished image in about 30 seconds. It runs on iOS, Android and the web, with a free tier and paid plans from $9.99 a week.
Contact and press
Support and general enquiries: support@addictingelements.com. Journalists and partners should start at the press page, which has the boilerplate, logo and current figures.
Last updated . Figures current as of August 2026.