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Furnish an empty room

As its name suggests, the furnish mode lets you furnish rooms.

There are several ways to use the furnish mode:

1. On autopilot with automatic AI furnishing

The automatic AI furnishing is an advanced AI that lets you furnish an empty room automatically.

Simply select your room type and style, and Gepetto will take care of the rest.

Every month you have a certain amount of credits for this feature and the credits are reset every 1st day of the month.

Re-generating multiple variations of the same room won't cost you more credits. You'll be able to create up to 10 variations.

This feature only works on empty rooms, if a room is not empty, make sure to use the declutter mode before to empty the room.

2. Manual AI furnishing (with a mask)

With Gepetto, you also have the option of manually furnishing only certain areas of the room using the a custom mask. (Zone to furnish)

It's very important when designing the mask to leave some unmasked context around it so that Gepetto's AI can deal with the existing, if the surface of your mask is too large then the result will probably not respect the proportions or the existing of the room.

This solution can therefore be useful for mixed / multi-purpose rooms, as shown in the video below.

The manual furnishing feature is particularly useful to remake your outdoors as on the video bellow:

3. Furnish manually (using annotations)

With Gepetto you can now furnish or modify existing elements in your spaces using the "Zone Annotation" tool.

This tool allows you to draw around elements or areas of your space and provide text instructions (prompt) about the elements to add or modify.

It is important not to overlap annotations and to keep them visually clear so that the AI can interpret them as accurately as possible

The Crystal option (only available with annotations) allows the AI to generate the image in higher quality while staying more faithful to the instructions (provided they are clear). This option consumes 1 credit automatically with each render. If the option is disabled, you can generate unlimited renders from the Pro plan and above.

Updated on: 22/03/2026

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