The app
Not a room planner. Not a generic model that has seen the whole internet. A working studio’s eye — almost ten years of it — pointed at your four walls.
You describe what you want in your own words. It does the specifying, and hands back something you can actually order from.
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One room, start to finish
One piece, the whole room, or the walls themselves. All of it is open on every membership — and most people end up using all of it on the same room.
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Begin with a direction
The opening move. The slow one.
Your concept, composed in the Lova co language — the board we make for your room, the pieces you have hearted, and the inspiration you bring yourself.
The catalogue is what the studio actually specifies: furniture, lighting, fixtures, architecture and decor, chosen one piece at a time. Heart what you love and it follows you through the app.
Collect · heart · compose
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Change one thing
The lamp you cannot stop thinking about.
Photograph your room. Brush over the piece you want gone. Choose what takes its place — from the catalogue, from a photo you took in a shop, or from anywhere on the web.
It is painted into your actual photograph, at your actual light and scale. Nothing else in the room moves. The rug stays, the window stays, the afternoon stays.
Brush · choose · done
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Change everything
The same room. A different life.
One photograph in, and the whole room comes back redesigned in a Lova co language. The walls, the windows and the light stay where they are; everything else is reconsidered.
Then the picture is read back piece by piece, and what is in it is matched to something you can actually buy. The room you fell for is also the plan.
before
after
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Build it properly
For when the walls are moving too.
Turn a phone panorama into a measured floorplan, or draw the walls yourself. Furnish at full scale with real pieces, walk through it, and make a photograph of the room that does not exist yet.
Contractor-ready technical drawings come out of the same model. This is the one for a renovation that is actually happening.
Panorama · furnish · photograph
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Then it gets real
Every tool makes a pretty picture. Almost none hand you something you can act on. These two pages were made by the app, from the same model as the render.
Everything you swap in, restyle in or place carries a real product behind it — maker, size, price, room. The design and the order are one document.
Plans, elevations and piece sheets straight out of the model you designed in. Hand them to a contractor and there are no surprises on the day.
The Lova co style
Whatever you make, you choose the language it is made in. Each is trained on the studio’s own work.
Parisian apartment, not palace. Painted boiserie, honed marble, unlacquered brass.
Restrained and lived-in. Oak, linen, leather and stone, worn well.
Helsinki restraint. Birch, wool, limestone — the northern light is the subject.
Mediterranean warmth, held with discipline. Plaster, travertine, arched openings.
And around it
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Whose eye you are borrowing.
Almost a decade of the studio’s work, in the app as reference rather than portfolio. Worth ten minutes before you start.
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You do not have to know the words.
It sits inside every part of the app and knows what you are working on. Say “this corner feels cold” and it will tell you it is the light and the lack of anything soft, then show you three pieces that fix it. It speaks in materials and proportion, because that is what it was trained on. It will not sell you an accent wall.
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Ready for the feed, not just the folder.
Share-ready images and short films of the rooms you have made, cut for Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest — still in the studio’s language.
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Your home, written down.
Every render, drawing and revision, kept and searchable long after the work is done — for the next renovation, or whoever owns the place after you.
One room, or all of them
One room you have been turning over for years, a whole house, or several homes at once. Every room keeps its own photographs, its own renders and its own sourcing list.
No membership counts your rooms. We would much rather you did the whole house.