# Keep the setting. Explore a different piece.

Compare a replacement sofa, chair, or table in an existing room image. Use the scene as context while you explore the next product.

**Audience:** For visual exploration from your own references

[Try swap furniture in a scene](/try/swap-furniture-in-scene/start)

## How it works

Swap furniture in a scene, from your own image.

1. **Bring your references** — Upload the room scene and a clear replacement-product photo. Identify exactly which item should change.
2. **Describe the direction** — Describe the replacement position and ask to retain the surrounding furniture, room, camera, and lighting.
3. **Review the concept** — Check the replacement product and all surrounding areas for unintended changes, scale shifts, and lighting mismatches.

## Example prompt

```
Replace only the charcoal armchair at right with a sculptural rust velvet lounge chair with rounded back and a slim dark timber frame, occupying the same footprint and orientation. Keep the sofa, table, rug, art, architecture, window, floor, camera and every surrounding object unchanged. Match the existing lighting and contact shadow.
```

## From reference to concept.

A generated source, its edited result, and a closer look at the same result. Use the comparison above to inspect what changed.

- **Original chair** — The generated source image used as the edit reference.
- **Replacement concept** — The result of the task-specific edit, using that source image.
- **The replacement chair** — A tightly framed detail from this result, shown at three times the scale of the full view.

## Benefits

- **Bring your references** — Upload the room scene and a clear replacement-product photo. Identify exactly which item should change.
- **Describe the direction** — Describe the replacement position and ask to retain the surrounding furniture, room, camera, and lighting.
- **Review the concept** — Check the replacement product and all surrounding areas for unintended changes, scale shifts, and lighting mismatches.

## Tips

- Upload the room scene and a clear replacement-product photo. Identify exactly which item should change.
- Describe the replacement position and ask to retain the surrounding furniture, room, camera, and lighting.
- Check the replacement product and all surrounding areas for unintended changes, scale shifts, and lighting mismatches.

## Swap furniture in a scene questions

### What should I upload for swap furniture in a scene?

Upload the room scene and a clear replacement-product photo. Identify exactly which item should change.

### Will the rest of the room remain untouched?

That is the aim of a focused brief, not a guarantee. Inspect the full result for changes to other furniture, edges, shadows, and architecture before accepting it.

### How should I check the result?

Check the replacement product and all surrounding areas for unintended changes, scale shifts, and lighting mismatches.

### Can I refine the concept in the same conversation?

Yes. Tell Bob which parts to change and which to retain. Refer back to your original images and review each new concept for unintended changes.

A furniture swap can also alter the background and nearby objects. Product identity, dimensions, shadows, and unchanged surroundings require review.

## Related workflows

- [Furniture in a room](/try/furniture-in-a-room.md)
- [Furniture set in one scene](/try/furniture-set-in-one-scene.md)
- [Dining set render](/try/dining-set-render.md)

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