Plan your space
Try your room before we draw it
Put in your real measurements, pick a finish and see how it could look, to scale and in 3D. When you like it, send it to a designer.
Next step
Send your plan to a designer
We'll look at your sketch, ask a few questions and send back a proper design and a price range. Free, and with no obligation.
- Your sizes and choices come with it
- A designer replies, not a robot
- Nothing is made until you've signed the drawings
Getting good numbers
Three measurements are enough to start
Corner to corner
Measure the wall at waist height, from one corner to the other. Skirting boards count, so measure above them.
Floor to ceiling
Measure at both ends of the wall. Older ceilings often differ by 20 mm or more, and that's fine: we build in fillers.
Anything in the way
Windows, radiators, sockets and pipes. Note how far each one is from the left-hand corner.
What the planner is for
A sketch to start the conversation
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Real proportions
Every unit is drawn at its real size, so you can see what a 600 mm drawer or a 3 m wardrobe run looks like in your room.
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Made to measure, not rounded
Sections share the wall exactly. Leave a width blank and it takes what's left, the way we'd design it.
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Your designer takes over
We check every measurement on site and draw the details properly. Nothing is made until you've signed the drawings.
Rather talk it through?
Send a few photos and rough sizes instead, and we'll do the planning for you.
Questions people ask
Anything else, send us a message and we'll talk it through.
Is the planner exact?
It's to scale, but it's a sketch. Real rooms have out-of-square walls, pipes and sockets, so your designer checks everything on site and draws the final details for you to approve.
Does the planner give a price?
Not yet. Send your plan and we'll reply with a design and a price range, free.
Can I save my plan?
Yes. It's remembered on this device, and the share button gives you a link that opens the same plan on any phone or computer.
What if my room has an odd shape?
Plan the main wall here and tell us about the rest in the message box. Sloping ceilings, bays and L-shapes are everyday work for a made-to-measure designer.
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