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Free furnished floor plan templates

Choose a furnished room, open the same layout in the editor, and make it yours. No account or card needed.

Every example includes furniture, a door and a window. Change their sizes and positions to match your room. These are conceptual layouts; check your measurements before ordering furniture or planning building work.

Start with the room measuring guide, or check a sofa against your room dimensions.

300 mm base cabinet: 300 × 600 mmSink and base cabinet: 600 × 600 mmPreparation worktop and cabinet: 600 × 620 mmCooker with hob and oven: 600 × 650 mmTall fridge: 600 × 650 mm3 m2.4 mInside-wall dimensions · editable furniture, doors and windows

Small kitchen floor plan

3 m × 2.4 m example

Explore a compact kitchen before choosing cabinets. This 3 m by 2.4 m rectangular starting point lets you test the relationship between preparation space, appliances and the route through the room.

Tall fridge: 600 × 650 mmOven tower: 600 × 600 mmSink and base cabinet: 600 × 600 mmPreparation worktop and cabinet: 600 × 620 mmHob and base cabinet: 600 × 600 mmDining table: 2000 × 920 mmDining chair: 480 × 520 mmDining chair: 480 × 520 mmDining chair: 480 × 520 mmDining chair: 480 × 520 mm6 m4 mInside-wall dimensions · editable furniture, doors and windows

Kitchen diner floor plan

6 m × 4 m example

Use a 6 m by 4 m room envelope to explore how cooking, dining and everyday circulation can share one space. Change the dimensions to match your survey before laying out furniture.

Basin and vanity: 900 × 500 mmWC: 380 × 560 mmBath: 1680 × 780 mm2.4 m2.1 mInside-wall dimensions · editable furniture, doors and windows

Small bathroom floor plan

2.4 m × 2.1 m example

Try a 2.4 m by 2.1 m bathroom shell to compare the position of a bath or shower, basin and WC. This is a layout exercise; replace the starting measurements with those of your room.

Basin and vanity: 900 × 500 mmWC: 380 × 560 mmWalk-in shower: 1400 × 900 mm3 m2 mInside-wall dimensions · editable furniture, doors and windows

Narrow ensuite floor plan

3 m × 2 m example

Explore a narrow 3 m by 2 m ensuite before committing to fittings. The editable room shell helps you see how the entrance and shower arrangement affect the space available for movement.

Double bed: 1450 × 2020 mmWardrobe: 1200 × 620 mmBedside table: 450 × 400 mm3.2 m3 mInside-wall dimensions · editable furniture, doors and windows

Small bedroom floor plan

3.2 m × 3 m example

Start with a 3.2 m by 3 m bedroom to test a bed, storage and a practical route from the door. The example is deliberately simple so you can replace its dimensions and add your own furniture.

King bed: 1700 × 2200 mmWardrobe: 1200 × 620 mmLeft bedside table: 450 × 400 mmRight bedside table: 450 × 400 mm4.5 m3.8 mInside-wall dimensions · editable furniture, doors and windows

Main bedroom floor plan

4.5 m × 3.8 m example

Use a 4.5 m by 3.8 m bedroom shell to compare sleeping, dressing and storage zones. Start with measured furniture and adjust the room envelope to your existing or proposed space.

Work desk: 1400 × 700 mmDesk chair: 680 × 680 mmMonitor on desk: 615 × 210 mmShelving: 1000 × 360 mm3 m2.5 mInside-wall dimensions · editable furniture, doors and windows

Home office floor plan

3 m × 2.5 m example

Plan a 3 m by 2.5 m home office around the desk, chair and storage you actually use. This editable starting size helps you compare desk orientations before moving heavy furniture.

Three-seat sofa: 2280 × 960 mmWall-mounted television: 1230 × 75 mmCoffee table: 1200 × 650 mmLounge chair: 820 × 860 mmShelving: 1000 × 360 mm5 m4 mInside-wall dimensions · editable furniture, doors and windows

Living room floor plan

5 m × 4 m example

Explore a 5 m by 4 m living room as a starting point for a seating layout. Add measured sofas, chairs and tables to see how the furniture works with the room’s entrances and focal points.

Two-seat sofa: 1860 × 900 mmWall-mounted television: 1230 × 75 mmCoffee table: 1200 × 650 mmReading chair: 820 × 860 mmShelving: 1000 × 360 mm6 m3 mInside-wall dimensions · editable furniture, doors and windows

Narrow living room floor plan

6 m × 3 m example

Use a 6 m by 3 m living room shell to explore a long space without blocking its main route. The example helps you test whether one seating area or two smaller zones works better.

Guest bed: 1000 × 2020 mmWork desk: 1400 × 700 mmDesk chair: 680 × 680 mmMonitor on desk: 615 × 210 mmBedside table: 450 × 400 mmShelving: 1000 × 360 mm3.6 m3 mInside-wall dimensions · editable furniture, doors and windows

Guest bedroom and office floor plan

3.6 m × 3 m example

Test a 3.6 m by 3 m room used for both work and overnight guests. Plan the normal working arrangement and the guest arrangement separately so the occasional bed does not become an afterthought.

Working from an existing drawing?

Import a plan and calibrate its scale, then check it against site measurements. For client proposals, see the renovation designer workflow.