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Upload your floorplan as a reference underneath. Draw your own walls over it, to scale, and what comes out the other side is your actual room — a sofa that fits, paint you can buy, a walkthrough that's yours.
From your floorplan to a home you can walk into.
Upload your plan
Bring what you have — a photo of the blueprint, a PDF, a DXF or DWG file. It sits underneath your workspace as a reference, sized and ready to draw over.
Draw your walls
Draw your actual walls, doors and windows over the underlay, at their real dimensions — a floor plan only you could have drawn, because it's the one you live in.
Furnish, then walk through it
Place furniture from a real catalogue, sized to fit your real rooms, and pick paint you can actually buy. Then walk through it in first person — the walls are the ones you drew.
Beautiful because it's accurate.
Every other tool treats your real floorplan as friction — something to route around so you can start decorating sooner. We treat it as the foundation: the one thing everything else in the design has to answer to, because a plan you didn't draw is a guess wearing nice lighting.
Furniture that fits, because it's real
Every piece in the catalogue carries its real dimensions, drawn from the real product. Your room is drawn to scale too — so a sofa that looks right here is a sofa that's right for the space you're standing in.
Paint you can actually buy
The colours in the catalogue are real, named paint — not a render's approximation of one. What you pick on screen is something you can go and buy.
A walkthrough of your own home
Once your walls exist, you can walk through them in first person — your rooms, your proportions, your light. Not a demo of a home. A rehearsal of yours.
Nothing to review, nothing to accept
You draw a wall, and it's a wall — no detection screen in between, nothing to accept or correct before you can see your home. What you draw is already decided.
Answered plainly.
Do I need a floorplan to start?
You need something to draw over — a photo of a blueprint, a PDF, a CAD export, even a hand-measured sketch. done. doesn't generate a floor plan from nothing; you draw your walls on top of whatever reference you bring, at their real dimensions. That's the one manual step, and it's the one that makes everything after it worth trusting.
What file types can I upload?
A photo or scan of your plan (JPG, PNG), a PDF, or a CAD file — DXF directly, or native DWG, which we convert for you automatically. Whatever you bring becomes the reference image underneath your workspace; you still draw the walls yourself.
Do I need drafting experience to draw my walls?
No special skill is assumed — you're clicking out lines at real-world lengths, the same as marking a room with a tape measure and a pencil. What matters is that the walls are yours, sized to the room you actually have, not that the drawing itself is expert-grade.
Do I need an account?
No. done. works fully signed out — your plan saves to this browser as you go. Signing in with Google just means it also follows you to your other devices; it's an offer, not a requirement.
Is my data private?
If you're signed out, your plan never leaves this browser — there's nothing on a server for anyone, including us, to see. If you sign in to sync across devices, your plan and its image are stored privately under your account, and nothing is shared or made public without you choosing to share it.
Draw the walls you actually have.
Bring a floorplan, or a photo of one, and draw over it by hand — at the size of the room you're actually in. No account needed to start, and nothing to pay today.