Alcove is an AI interior designer that does the whole job. Snap a photo of your space. Get a design. The furniture shows up at your door.
Every design pulls from 100+ real products across 12 retailers — IKEA, West Elm, CB2, Article, and more.
Clean lines, warm neutrals, and a curated mix of textures create a living room that feels both elevated and livable. Light oak pairs with a linen sectional and sculptural pendant lighting.
A walnut desk anchors this focused workspace, surrounded by warm terracotta walls and brass accents. The ergonomic chair and open shelving keep the look functional without sacrificing style.
A serene retreat built on restraint: warm whites, natural linen bedding, and a single olive tree. Every object earns its place. The result is a room that clears your mind as you enter it.
Eclectic, warm, and unapologetically layered. Woven textures, global patterns, and a rich terracotta palette make this dining room feel collected over years rather than designed in an afternoon.
Soft sage walls and natural wood furniture set a calm foundation. Tactile textiles — a chunky knit throw, a round rug, linen curtains — add warmth without clutter. A room that grows with the child.
Alcove doesn't show you a mood board and wish you luck. It designs the room, sources every piece from real vendors at real prices, handles procurement, and coordinates delivery to your door.
Not a tool. Not a marketplace. An employee who happens to have impeccable taste.
Snap a photo of any room. Alcove maps the dimensions, lighting, existing pieces, and architectural features automatically.
Every piece in your design is real, in stock, and priced. Alcove searches across hundreds of vendors to match your style and budget.
One click to purchase everything. Alcove handles multi-vendor checkout, tracks shipments, and coordinates delivery windows so nothing arrives in chaos.
The hard part was never picking a couch. It was finding the right one, at the right price, from the right vendor, delivered on the right day. Alcove solves the whole problem.