Living Room Layout Game

What you can do here

Two views are available for every room. The top-down layout starts as four bare walls and is the easier one for thinking about walking routes and how much floor stays open. The wall view starts as three walls and is closer to what you see standing in the doorway, so it suits deciding what goes against which wall.

Furniture comes in 13 categories and 25 styles: sofas in two-seat, three-seat and corner versions, lamps as floor, pendant and table lamps, and two side tables and two bookcases among the rest. Every piece is a sticker — add it, drag it, resize it, rotate it, flip it, duplicate it, move it through the layers, or delete it — and fabrics, wood tones, lamp shades and plant pots can each take a new color. Doors and windows set into the wall when you bring them close, face the way that wall faces, and only grow along the wall when enlarged, never thicker than the wall itself.

What this is not

There are no dimensions, no scale, and no structural or construction features anywhere in this game. It cannot tell you whether a sofa fits through a doorway or whether a wall can be moved. For anything that depends on real measurements, measure the room and check the actual product information.