RenovationStartthe renovation reality check

Draw your bedroom and test what fits

Sketch your own room and drag in the bed, wardrobe and desk. You see instantly whether everything fits, whether the walkways work, and whether nothing blocks the door or the window. No account, no email.

1. Your room

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2. What is fixed

Place the door, window and load-bearing wall on a wall here; the planner watches walkways and door swings.

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3. Arrange your layout

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4. What your layout means

Add items and drag them into place; guidance appears here as you go.

Clearances above are comfort guidelines, not legal rules. Cost ranges are UK national planning ranges including 20% VAT (validated August 2026); London and the South East run higher. Always get local quotes.

5. See it before you build it

Arrange your layout first; then create an AI mood impression with your placement in it.

Your layout is saved only on your own device; a shared link contains the layout itself, nothing else. No account, no email, nothing stored on our servers.

Frequently asked questions

How much space do I need around a bed?

As a comfort guideline about 60 cm (24 in) on the sides where you get in and out, and 75 cm (30 in) in front of a wardrobe so doors and drawers can open fully. These are guidelines for comfort, not legal rules.

Will a double bed fit in my bedroom?

A standard double bed is 160 by 200 cm (63 by 79 in). With walking space on both sides you need roughly 280 cm (110 in) of width for the bed alone. Draw your room in the planner and you see instantly whether it fits, wardrobe and desk included.

Where should the bed go?

Keep it out of the door swing, and think twice about a spot right in front of the window: cold draft, light, and whether the window can still open. The planner watches the door and window automatically once you place them.