Living room planner

Furniture footprints are checked for overlaps, wall crossings and the entered inward 90-degree door sweep. Furniture rotates in 90-degree steps. Rooms are rectangular and flat; sloped ceilings, built-in fixtures and vertical stacking are not modeled.

The route estimate connects a doorway to an approach at the front of each seat. A coffee table is checked against its linked seat and your preferred gap. TV checks use the linked screen, 45-degree facing sectors and only objects explicitly marked as blocking the view at eye level. Height, screen articulation and exact viewing comfort still need checking in the room.

A wall-backed seat is a traditional feng shui preference, not a rule against floating furniture. Conversation groups and open-plan spaces can work well without wall backing. Clear routes and your actual use of the room come first.

A limited, deterministic grid search tries positions for movable furniture. Dimensions, furniture count, openings and locks stay unchanged. Only conflict-free candidates that improve at least one check without worsening route or confirmation counts are shown. A search can miss a better arrangement; no result does not prove that your room is impossible.

This measured draft stays in this browser unless you choose to download it. Room files are a separate format from the quick-check codes in the current Android app. Those saved rooms are not replaced, and this editor does not transfer to the app yet.