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THE ROOM, BEFORE THE REARRANGEMENT

Your room.
In three dimensions.

Place detailed furniture, move it in space, and try the view from your own room photograph.

Measure once. Explore freely.

A photograph is a reference, not a room scan. Enter your room measurements and match the camera by eye.

Three steps to a useful room experiment
  1. Enter your measured width, length and height below.
  2. Add a piece, then use Move, exact fields or the positioning buttons.
  3. Compare the top view, save a separate copy and download a backup.
Read the small-room layout guide ↗
Preparing your room…

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4 × 5 m · 20 m² · enter your own measurements

Start with a room you can change.

Add a piece from the collection, or try a ready-made arrangement. Drag empty space to look around. Pinch or scroll to zoom.

A DIFFERENT KIND OF ROOM PLAN

See it. Move it.
Keep what works.

Use the photograph for visual alignment and the measured room for furniture placement. Save separate experiments, and bring a self-contained product GLB when a retailer provides one.

Your measurements take priority.

This editor does not infer a 3D room from one photo, erase existing furniture or generate a renovated photograph. Your exported project includes any saved photo and imported models; keep that file private.

Mouse, touch and keyboard

Look around: drag with one finger or the mouse. Zoom: pinch or scroll. Move/Rotate: select a piece first. On a phone, the positioning buttons avoid dragging small handles. With the room canvas focused, arrow keys move 5 cm; Shift + arrow moves 1 cm; R rotates 15°; Delete removes the piece. Undo can restore it. The top view is orthographic: it does not distort footprints with perspective. Turn off detailed shadows if your device is slow.

Prefer a measured 2D sketch? Open Layout Lab ↗

A little inspiration?

A little room for your ideas.

Your saved ideas stay in this browser. No account needed.

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