Plan the room you actually have.
Add your studio dimensions, choose the furniture that matters and tell us what the room needs to do. You will get a practical starting layout — not a decorating moodboard.
Balanced zoning
Keep the center of the room readable and use the perimeter for the biggest pieces.
This is a measured concept for an open rectangular room, not a construction drawing. Add your real doors, windows, kitchen, bathroom, columns, radiators and built-ins before treating it as a final layout.
A fast first decision before you move furniture around.
See how a desk, dining area or larger bed changes the balance of the room.
The planner flags combinations that may make a compact room feel overloaded.
Use the result as a direction, then add your actual doors, windows, kitchen and built-ins.
Small Space Planner provides concept guidance, not architectural or construction drawings. Always verify exact dimensions and fixed elements in your own home.