About Room Designer

Most renovation and fit-out decisions come down to two questions: what will it look like, and what will it cost. Room Designer answers both from the same drawing. The plan you furnish is the plan the quantities are measured from, so the picture and the price always agree.

• Homeowners can try layouts, colours and finishes before committing to any of them.
• Designers can show clients a room in 3D, let them walk through it, and share a view-only link.
• Contractors get paint, flooring and moulding quantities measured off the plan, and a quote to send with the drawing to scale.

• Import a photo, PDF or DXF floor plan, or draw the walls; add rooms and floors.
• Furnish from a catalogue, fit a kitchen along a wall, add doors, windows, lighting and fans.
• Restyle in one click, give each room its own floor, add coving, dado rails and panelling.
• See it in 3D with textures, real sunlight for the time and place, and the room’s own lights.
• Export an A4 quote with the plan to scale, and share a view-only link.

See how it works, step by step.

A design is saved in your own browser. Signing in is optional and keeps a copy in your account so it follows you between devices. A shared link carries the design inside the link itself: it is not stored on a server, and only people you send it to can open it.

Furniture and fittings use standard, generic sizes for planning. Every price starts blank: the quote uses the rates you enter, because a made-up price that looks plausible is worse than an obvious gap. Quantities are measured from the drawing, not on site, so check key dimensions before ordering.

We are building a directory of materials and installers people can choose from while they design — flooring, paint, tiles, kitchens, furniture, lighting, and the trades who fit them. If that is you, tell us about your products or services.