Space design
Bring your roomonline.
Recreate your room in 3D, try furniture and everyday objects, and explore layouts with AI. See what you like and what fits before deciding what to move or buy.
See what your room could reveal.
A bedroom example: same room, same furniture. See what a different arrangement can change.
- Before · What needs attention
- The bed faces the door without a wall behind its headboard; the desk seat also lacks a solid backing.
- After · What changes
- The headboard rests against a wall, away from the doorway. The desk turns so the seat has a wall behind it, a view of the entrance and the window to its side.
Explore an arrangement; check clearances in your own room.
How it works
Recreate your room, try things out and see what fits your everyday life.
Recreate your room online
Start with a floor plan, a room shape or your own drawing. Add doors and windows, then confirm real dimensions.
Add furniture and everyday objects
Bring in what you already have and try things you would like to add. Explore different positions and combinations.
See how it looks and fits
Explore in 3D. Check dimensions and use space, compare arrangements and decide what you would keep, move or buy.
At one with your space.
Where you sit, how easily you move around and the objects you live with all shape your everyday experience of a room. Traditional Chinese feng shui offers a way to consider these relationships, seeking harmony between people and their surroundings.
Harvard’s Healthy Buildings program notes that a typical American spends about 65% of their life at home. Its home guide covers fresh air, natural light and the materials we live with. Alongside furniture and layout, consider how your home feels throughout the day: the light, air, temperature and sound.
We shape our rooms, and thereafter our rooms shape us.
Measure first, then try an arrangement. Check the actual room before moving or buying furniture.
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