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Room×Lab is a new way to shop for furniture: rooms you can shop piece by piece, one search across 140+ retailers, and owner reviews before you buy. It arrives on the App Store for iPhone and iPad on Monday, November 16, 2026, and is on the web at roomxlab.com.
Furniture shopping, built on facts
Buying furniture online usually means guessing. Every store lists its pieces on its own, sizes are written a dozen different ways, and a photo of one sofa says little about the room it will live in. Room×Lab replaces the guessing with facts: AI grounded in real products, real measurements and what owners actually say, so finding the right piece is as inspiring as it is reliable.
Every piece in the room is real
Rooms are made with AI-assisted rendering from products sold today. Each piece is checked against the exact item, and a piece the picture doesn’t clearly show is left off the list. You see the whole room first, then shop it piece by piece, with prices and links to the retailers.
One search, one tape measure
94,000+ pieces from 140+ retailers, with their dimensions brought onto one scale. Search every store at once for the width and depth that fit your space, filter by color, material and price, and see similar pieces from other brands.
What owners say, read for you
Room×Lab reviews read what owners write across the web, up to thousands of reviews for a single piece, and give a verdict on comfort, durability, fit and value with how confident it is. Where owners haven’t said enough, there is no score. 550+ reviews so far, some covering a whole collection or every size of a piece, apply to more than 1,000 pieces.
Honest about what it knows
Prices, sizes and verdicts trace back to retailer pages and owners’ own words. When the evidence is thin, Room×Lab says so instead of guessing.
Launch film (52 seconds)
Download: landscape, 1920×1080 · vertical, 1080×1920 (23 MB each). Music: “Cinematic Piano Inspiring Background” by Music for Creators, licensed under CC BY 4.0, via Free Music Archive; edited and tempo-adjusted.
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Facts
- Price
- Free
- Platforms
- iPhone and iPad (App Store, United States), and the web at roomxlab.com
- Launch
- Monday, November 16, 2026
- Rooms
- 437 designed rooms, with new rooms every week
- Shop
- 94,000+ pieces from 140+ retailers
- Reviews
- 550+ Room×Lab reviews, some covering a whole collection, applying to more than 1,000 pieces
- Business model
- Room×Lab doesn’t sell furniture; you buy from the retailer. Some retailer links may earn Room×Lab a commission.
- Made by
- ROOMXLAB LLC, an independent studio
Questions writers ask
Are the rooms real photographs?
No. Each room is a designed scene made with AI-assisted rendering from real products sold today. Every piece listed with a room has been checked against the picture, and a piece the picture doesn’t clearly show is left off the list, so what you shop is what you see.
How does Room×Lab make money?
Room×Lab doesn’t sell furniture; you buy from the retailer, on the retailer’s site. Some retailer links may earn Room×Lab a commission.
Which stores are included?
140+ retailers, including Article, Castlery, Crate & Barrel, Design Within Reach, Ligne Roset, Pottery Barn, Room & Board, Serena & Lily and West Elm.
Where do prices come from?
From each retailer. Prices and availability are refreshed regularly, and the retailer’s own page is final when you check out.
Where is it available?
The app is free on the App Store in the United States, for iPhone and iPad. The website, roomxlab.com, works in any browser.
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Contact
For interviews, early access or assets, email press@roomxlab.com.