Every great space starts somewhere.
Find a layout close to what you have in mind. Then make every centimeter your own.
See the plan. Understand the choices.
Four editable examples with dimensions, furniture sizes and the details to check in your own room.
Living room
6 × 4.5 m · LivingAnchor the conversation around the rug; keep the doorway away from the seating group.
Calm bedroom
4.5 × 4 m · BedroomA centered bed gives a balanced starting point. Check wardrobe opening space against your own furniture.
Studio apartment
7 × 5 m · ApartmentGive sleeping, seating and the kitchen separate footprints, then test the route between them.
Home office
3.6 × 3.2 m · OfficePut the desk near daylight and keep storage clear of the illustrated entry door.
Social kitchen
5 × 4 m · KitchenKeep the dining group separate from the working counter. Verify appliance-door space in the real room.
Fresh bathroom
3 × 2.8 m · BathroomStart with fixed fixtures. Plumbing positions and vertical clearances need separate on-site checks.
Tiny home
8 × 3.5 m · HouseUse the long walls for furniture and compare the narrow gaps carefully before committing.
Open apartment
8 × 6 m · ApartmentSeparate sleeping from the open living area while leaving both illustrated doors clear.
Kids’ bedroom
4 × 3.5 m · BedroomKeep the bed, storage and entry independent; adapt the layout to the child and actual furniture.
Dining room
5 × 4 m · DiningArrange seats around a central table. Pull chairs out in the real room to test their working space.
Outdoor living
5.5 × 4 m · OutdoorGroup the table and seats together, with the lounger and planting on the other side.
L-shaped room
6 × 5 m · LivingUse the return for the TV and storage while keeping the main seating in the wider part.
Reading lounge
5 × 4 m · LivingA leather sofa and accent chair face the central table, with books stored along the opposite wall.
Compact bedroom
3.4 × 3.6 m · BedroomA single bed keeps room for a desk. The entry is on the lower wall to separate its swing from storage.
Shared home office
5 × 4 m · OfficeTwo desks share the daylight side. Keep work chairs and the route to shared storage distinct.
Four-seat dining nook
3.8 × 3.4 m · DiningFour seats around a round table give a compact starting point; check chair pull-out space separately.
Long living room
7 × 3.5 m · LivingRun the seating group along the long axis. Keep the accent chair and storage at the far end.
Guest room & office
4.5 × 4 m · OfficeThe bed and desk have separate zones, with the entry between them. Check window and socket positions on site.
No matching templates. Try a larger area or another room type.
Original illustrative layouts · Dimensions are wall centerlines · Adapt every plan to your actual room.
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