Room color visualizer
Pick any paint color — search by name (Hale Navy, SW 7008…) or paste a hex — and the wall repaints instantly. The sofa, lamp, floor, ceiling, and trim stay pixel-perfect; only the wall changes.
How the visualizer works
The room is composited from two layers. The wall is a flat solid color — your picked hex, painted by the browser. On top sits a photoreal foreground layer (sofa, lamp, coffee table, rug, curtain, window, ceiling, floor) with the wall area cut out as transparency. Changing the color repaints only the layer underneath; everything in front stays pixel-perfect.
Sofa, floor, lamp, window, ceiling, and trim never move or shift between colors — the comparison is honest. The flat wall is intentional: it shows the color exactly as it would read on a freshly-rolled, evenly-lit wall.
When previews lie
North-facing daylight cools every color it touches. Warm-LED bulbs warm them. The undertone you don't notice in a chip becomes obvious on a 12-foot wall. The visualizer shows the color in one fixed light condition — useful for narrowing a shortlist, never for the final spec.
Always order a sample pot from the brand and paint a 2-foot patch on the actual wall, in the light you live with, before committing.