Upload room photos that give Oona useful context

Use this guide before uploading a room photo, or when suggestions feel disconnected from the room.

A good room photo does not need to be magazine-perfect. Oona mostly needs a clear view of the space: walls, corners, light, major furniture, and anything you want to keep.

What Oona needs from a room photo

• Shape of the room — at least two walls or corners visible.
• Windows, doors, built-ins, and major openings.
• Main furniture pieces.
• Flooring, wall color, natural light.
• Anything that should stay in the design.

If the room is small, take two or three photos from different corners instead of one cramped shot.

What to avoid

• Very dark exposures.
• Heavy filters or extreme wide-angle distortion.
• Macro close-ups of single objects.
• Clutter that hides walls and corners.
• Mirrors/glare dominating the frame.
• Screenshots from other apps instead of the original camera file.

Inspiration images

Room photos show your actual space; inspiration photos show mood, palette, materials, or pieces you like. Inspiration alone can miss layout constraints.

If upload fails

• Confirm a common image type and reasonable file size.
• Try another network; switch desktop vs mobile if one stalls.
• Refresh once to confirm the attachment state before duplicating uploads.