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Apartment floor plan: every room on one plan

Before a move, you want to know where each piece of furniture will go. A plan of the home, room by room, answers before the truck arrives.

Draw one room, then add the others by placing them side by side. Each carries its name and its area. Furniture then goes in the room of your choice.

How do I draw a floor plan of my apartment? Draw the first room, add the others beside it, then furnish.

Living room · 168.0 sq ft14' 0"12' 0"Bedroom · 132.0 sq ft11' 0"12' 0"Kitchen · 126.0 sq ft14' 0"9' 0"Bathroom · 66.0 sq ft11' 0"6' 0"SofaCoffee tableTV standQueen bedNightstandNightstandDresserCounterRangeRefrigeratorTable, seats 4ChairChairBathtubToiletVanity
An example drawn with Planimonde. Open it and change it to your measurements.

How to do it

  1. Draw the first room

    Give its inside measurements. Name it.

  2. Add the others beside it

    Add a room, give its measurements, slide it against the first one: it lines up.

  3. Furnish

    Place doors and windows, then the furniture of each room.

What you can place in it

Each item comes at a common size. You type in yours.

Walls and openings

Living room

Bedroom

Kitchen

Bathroom and laundry

A few rules of thumb

Common practice, not rules: adapt them to your room and your habits.

Frequently asked questions

How many rooms can I draw?

As many as you need. The total area shows at the bottom of the list.

Can I draw several floors?

Make one plan per floor: “My plans” keeps them side by side.

Other plans to draw

Ready to draw my apartment?

No account to create: the plan opens right away.

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