Blog - Room planner

Long narrow rooms are one of the most challenging layouts to furnish well. Here is how to use furniture placement, visual tricks, and proportions to make them feel balanced and functional.

Having both a fireplace and a TV in a living room creates a layout conflict. Here is how to resolve it, arrange seating for both focal points, and plan a room that works visually and practically.

Planning a rental layout is different from planning a home you own. You can't knock down walls, drill anchor points freely, or alter the space. Here's how to get a layout that actually works within those constraints.

Fitting two kids in one bedroom means solving for sleep, storage, play, and privacy in a single space. Here's how to plan a shared kids' bedroom layout that actually works, from bunk beds to divided zones.

Small bedrooms feel cramped when furniture is placed wrong. Here's how to arrange a bedroom under 12 square meters to feel bigger, work better, and still have storage.

Arranging living room furniture is harder than it looks. This guide walks through how to get the layout right — from seating placement to clearance — before you move a single piece.

A home office layout that actually works takes more thought than just fitting a desk into a spare room. This guide covers desk placement, light, storage, and how to test your layout before moving anything.

A dining room layout that works comes down to table size, clearance, and traffic flow. This guide covers how to get all three right before you buy anything or move a single piece of furniture.

A sectional sofa in a small living room is a real challenge — but it can work if you choose the right configuration and placement. Here is how to make it feel intentional rather than cramped.

A studio apartment has no walls separating functions — sleeping, living, cooking, and working happen in one space. Here is how to plan zones, choose furniture, and make the layout feel intentional rather than cramped.

A children's bedroom needs to work as a sleeping space and a play area at the same time. Here is how to plan a layout that does both, with clearance minimums, zone planning, and furniture placement tips for different room sizes.

Open-plan living-dining rooms need invisible boundaries to feel intentional. Here is how to define zones, scale furniture correctly, and create a layout that works for both everyday living and hosting guests.

Planning a master bedroom with an ensuite requires balancing bed placement, wardrobe access, and bathroom flow. Here is how to get the layout right before you move anything.

A guest bedroom and home office can share the same room if you plan the layout carefully. Here is how to make both functions work without either one feeling like an afterthought.

A bedroom should feel calm, usable, and easy to move through. This guide explains how to plan a bedroom layout that works before you buy or move furniture.

Small rooms feel cramped fast when the layout is wrong. This guide explains the most common small-room layout mistakes and how to plan a space that works better before you buy furniture.

A good room layout prevents expensive furniture mistakes and awkward spaces. This guide explains how to plan a room layout that works in real life before you buy anything.