Pinterest is launching a consumer-facing AI feature called Restyle, now in beta in the U.S. and Canada, that lets users redesign their own spaces from photos. The feature is powered by Pinterest Intelligence, whose foundation combines Nvidia Blackwell GPUs and Nvidia Dynamo with open source models and Pinterest-built technology. The company says the partnership will also improve Pinterest Assistant’s visual search abilities and turn people’s searches into signals for AI discovery and shopping.

With Restyle, a user can take a photo of a room and prompt the AI to add wall art, furniture, accessories, or other home decor, including items from images found on Pinterest, or to change lighting, paint color, plants, and more. They can click on individual items to swap them out, erase them from the image, or make further edits. Alternatively, they can ask the AI to visualize the room in a completely different style, such as bohemian, industrial, whimsical, dopamine, or other trendy looks.

The company notes that restyling rooms is not a novel idea, since it has been a popular consumer use case for AI assistants, but adding it directly to Pinterest could let people do more with the items they have saved for inspiration. Seeing those items in their own spaces may make people more likely to buy them, completing the funnel from pinning to purchase. Restyle was teased at Pinterest’s annual Pinterest Presents event, where the company also introduced new visual search ads, app promotion features, and other advertiser tools. The feature is currently available only as an early preview and will roll out more broadly next month.