Room Planner

Plan My Room

Build a guided room layout, explore inspiration, and shop matching pieces from the Rug Lounge catalog.

2D Top-Down Planner

Living Room Layout

Start by choosing room dimensions and layout priorities.

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Plan Your Room With Confidence

Choosing furniture isn't just about style — it's about how everything fits together.
Room size, layout, spacing, and proportions all affect how your home feels to live in.
This guide helps you understand what works before you choose furniture.

Start With Your Room

  • Living Room Planning

    Learn how to position sofas, chairs and tables so your space feels balanced and comfortable.

    Button link → Living Room collection

  • Dining Room Planning

    Understand table sizing, chair spacing and layout for comfortable dining.

    Button link → Dining collection

  • Bedroom Planning

    Discover bed sizes, clearance space and layout ideas for restful rooms.

    Button link → Beds collection

Three Rules For Planning Any Room

  • Start with the largest piece
    Anchor the room with the sofa, dining table, or bed first.
  • Protect movement space
    Always leave comfortable walkways so people can move naturally.
  • Balance visual weight
    Mix larger pieces with lighter ones to keep the room feeling open.

Layout Ideas

  • Living Room Layouts

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  • Dining Room Layouts

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  • Bedroom Layouts

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Three Rules of Good Room Layout

  • Start with the anchor piece

  • Choose the sofa, bed, or dining table first, then build around it.

  • Protect movement space

  • Rooms feel uncomfortable when people have to squeeze through them.

  • Balance visual weight

  • Mix larger pieces with lighter elements so the room feels open, not crowded.



Common Furniture Planning Mistakes


• Choosing pieces that are too large for the room


• Blocking natural walkways


• Matching style but ignoring scale


• Filling the room without creating balance