Most rooms fail not because the taste is wrong — they fail because there’s no style commitment. A little boho, a little mid-century, and nothing holds together. The Room Reset is an AI-powered 7-day plan that lands on one specific style — cottagecore, dark academia, Japandi, Bauhaus, maximalist, or your own — then walks you through the room day by day to actually get there.

What you get

A style-themed dashboard. Cottagecore reads cottagecore. Bauhaus reads Bauhaus. The fonts, colors, decorations, and visual feel of the planner shift to match the style you chose — so the plan looks like the room you’re building.
A 7-day phased plan. Day 1 Clear & Audit → Day 2 Measure & Plan → Day 3 The Big Move → Day 4 Light → Day 5 Soft & Warm → Day 6 Walls & Art → Day 7 Style & Shoot. Sequenced so each day builds on the last.
Style-specific actions, not generic ones. “Add a paper lantern” if it’s Japandi. “Hang fairy lights and dried wheat” if it’s cottagecore. “Exposed filament pendant” if it’s industrial. Every move keys to the style you picked.
A live budget tracker and checklist. Mark days done, log spend per day, watch the total update. Download the dashboard as HTML when you’re done — keep it as a record of the reset.

How it works

Set up your free Claude Project. Open the kit, paste the system prompt, hit send.
Answer a few quick questions. Style direction, room and what it needs to do, what’s not working, what can’t change, budget.
Get your style-themed 7-day plan. Themed dashboard, day-by-day actions, palette, budget tracker — generated for your room and the specific aesthetic you’re going for.

Why it’s different

Most “interior design help” gives you tips for any room. The Room Reset doesn’t do tips — it commits to a style and gets your room there. The dashboard itself looks like the style. The actions speak the style’s language. The palette comes from the style’s canonical color family. By Day 7, the room reads as the aesthetic you saved on Pinterest, not a watered-down version.

It’s also built around how renters live. Every day’s actions work without drilling, paint, or built-ins — and every product pick respects damage-free constraints by default. Switch to owner mode if you want the bigger commitments.

The hidden bonus: this kit doubles as a hands-on intro to Claude, the AI tool that powers it. You reset your room and walk away with a tool you can keep using for everything after. One paid kit, two new things in your hands.

Who it’s for

Use this when you know the look you want but can’t get your room to match it. Works for any room: bedroom, living room, studio, home office, kitchen. Works for any style — name one, or describe how you want it to feel and Claude finds the match.

Not sure what your style is yet? The Shopper’s Guide to Interior Style Search (PDF) is the right starting point — it walks you through identifying your aesthetic with visual cues. Just need to refresh, not reset? Room Refresh Planner is built for that. Need to plan the gallery wall on Day 6 specifically? Gallery Wall Studio picks up there.

FAQ

Do I need a Claude account? Claude Pro is recommended — the themed dashboard with style-specific fonts and decoration renders best on Pro. The free tier works for most outputs but may hit rendering limits on the themed view.

What if I don’t know my style yet? Tell Claude how you want the room to feel (“cozy and warm,” “bold and graphic,” “calm and clean”) and it’ll suggest 2–3 styles that match. To explore further before committing, the Shopper’s Guide to Interior Style Search is the right pre-step.

How is this different from the Room Refresh Planner? Refresh keeps your existing taste and helps you act on it — same room, better. The Room Reset is a commitment to one specific aesthetic, with a 7-day plan to get the room to that aesthetic. Refresh keeps your taste; Reset gives your taste a name and a roadmap.