Editable floor plan templates

A better starting point than an empty prompt.

Choose a spatial direction, open its ready-made brief, and generate a furnished 3D image you can download or convert into a matching 2D plan.

06 practical starting pointsAI generated first draftsPNG direct download

Axonometric furnished floor plan for Compact two-bedroom

Apartment

Apartment · 78–96 m²

Compact two-bedroom

A clear circulation spine with an open social zone and two genuinely private bedrooms.

Living · Kitchen · Bed 01 · Bed 02 · BathStart from this layout

Studio

Studio · 36–52 m²

Open-plan studio

Use millwork, light partitions, and furniture placement to create zones without closing the plan.

Living / Sleep · Kitchen · Bath · StorageStart from this layout

Axonometric furnished floor plan for Small family home

House

House · 110–145 m²

Small family home

Separate the active family core from quieter bedrooms while keeping everyday circulation short.

Living · Kitchen · Bed 01 · Bed 02 · Bed 03 · BathStart from this layout

Axonometric furnished floor plan for Neighborhood café

Restaurant

Restaurant · 90–130 m²

Neighborhood café

Balance guest flow, service speed, seating variety, and a practical route back to the kitchen.

Dining · Counter · Kitchen · Accessible WC · StoreStart from this layout

Office

Office · 140–220 m²

Creative office

Mix open collaboration, acoustic focus space, project tables, and informal client conversations.

Open office · Meeting · Focus · Kitchenette · ReceptionStart from this layout

Axonometric furnished floor plan for One-bedroom rental

Apartment

Apartment · 52–70 m²

One-bedroom rental

An efficient rental plan with real storage, a work point, and no wasted internal corridor.

Living · Kitchen · Bedroom · Bath · LaundryStart from this layout

Made for real planning

A clearer way to discuss a layout

Turn rough ideas into a plan that homeowners, designers, and renovation teams can review together

A couple comparing a digital floor plan with a paper sketch at home

USE CASE 01

Homeowners planning a renovation

Compare renovation ideas before paying for detailed drawings

Explore options · agree on a layout

An interior designer reviewing a floor plan on a studio monitor

USE CASE 02

Independent interior designers

Give clients a clear plan to react to from the first meeting

Clarify the brief · collect feedback

A renovation lead and architect discussing a floor plan at a worktable

USE CASE 03

Renovation and design teams

Keep one shared view of what stays, what moves, and what needs approval

Review changes · keep everyone aligned

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