Design Tools
Space Planner
Enter your room dimensions, occupants and requirements to get practical layout and zoning considerations before you commit to a floor plan.
Enter your room dimensions to get practical layout considerations.
How to use this tool
- Select the room type you are planning.
- Enter the room's width and length in feet, measured wall to wall. The planner works out the floor area for you.
- Add how many people use the room regularly, since circulation and seating needs grow with occupancy.
- Optionally note a preferred style and any specific requirement, such as a study corner or extra storage.
- Use the layout and zoning considerations to check furniture fit and walkways before a floor plan is fixed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why plan space before finalising a floor plan?
Most space problems — cramped walkways, doors hitting furniture, storage with no wall to sit on — are cheap to fix on paper and expensive to fix after walls are built. Checking zoning early keeps each square foot useful.
What should I measure before using the space planner?
Measure the clear width and length of the room between finished walls. Note door swings, window positions and any columns or beams, as these affect where furniture and storage can go.
Can the space planner replace an architect or interior designer?
No. It flags practical considerations for one room at a time. A full layout balances every room, structure, services and light together, which is part of our architectural design and space planning service.