Why Decor Style Inspector?

Interior style is rarely as simple as a label.

Decor Style Inspector helps you explore the visual language of interiors — the styles, influences, colors, materials, details, and relationships that make a space feel the way it does.

You can use DSI to

  • ●Explore 100+ interior design styles through the DSI Style Guide
  • ●Study real rooms through our growing Style Report library
  • ●Analyze your own space to identify its styles, influences, colors, materials, and details
  • ●Create polished videos from property, design, or artwork photos with Video Studio

Built on a Growing Design Reference

DSI isn't based on style names alone. Each style is individually defined and refined through visual examples, architectural characteristics, materials, furnishings, color relationships, and distinguishing details.

Special attention is given to closely related aesthetics—such as Contemporary and Modern, Japandi and Scandinavian, or Hollywood Regency and Art Deco—where subtle differences matter.

Part of a Broader Creative Platform

Decor Style Inspector is by SceneCanvas, a visual presentation platform for artwork, interiors, and design. SceneCanvas is part of the Bromont Media family of art, design, and visualization products.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How accurate is the analysis?

Most interiors combine influences from more than one design style. DSI identifies both primary and secondary influences by evaluating the architectural, material, color, furnishing, and visual characteristics of a space. The result is a more nuanced interpretation than a single style label alone.

2. What is a Style Blueprint™?

A Style Blueprint™ is a structured summary of a room's design language—including its styles, colors, materials, defining characteristics, and visual details. It's designed to be both informative and reusable for design inspiration, creative projects, and future SceneCanvas workflows.

3. How many styles does DSI cover?

The DSI Style Guide currently covers more than 100 interior design styles, from enduring classics such as Traditional and Mid-Century Modern to contemporary aesthetics such as Japandi, Organic Modern, and California Casual. New styles and reference material continue to be added.

We welcome your questions, comments, and suggestions.

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