40 room footprints
Layouts by room size
Find your exact dimensions and see what fits, what does not, and where every piece goes. Each guide is drawn to the room’s real proportions.
- 6×8 ft48 sq ftHome OfficeA 6x8 home office is 48 sq ft: it fits a 60 in desk, a task chair with 36 in of pull-back, and one storage piece. Three floor plans with real clearances.3 layouts
- 6×10 ft60 sq ftSmall RoomsA 6x10 room is 72 by 120 inches: 72 in of width rules out a queen and makes a twin the only bed that works. Three layouts with real clearances.3 layouts
- 7×9 ft63 sq ftHome OfficeA 7x9 home office holds a 55 in desk, a task chair, storage on both long walls, and one guest chair. Three plans with exact clearances in inches.3 layouts
- 7×9 ft63 sq ftSmall RoomsA 7x9 small room is 63 sq ft: it holds a full bed or a twin plus a desk, but not both at full size. Three floor plans with exact inch clearances.3 layouts
- 8×8 ft64 sq ftSmall RoomsAn 8x8 room is 96 by 96 inches: a full bed fits with a 24 in aisle, a queen does not leave one. Three plans for a bedroom, a home office or a nursery.3 layouts
- 7×10 ft70 sq ftSmall RoomsA 7x10 room is 84 by 120 in: a full bed with one 30 in aisle, or a sideways twin plus a 48 in desk. Three floor plans with exact inch clearances.3 layouts
- 8×10 ft80 sq ftBedroomAn 8x10 bedroom fits a full bed with 21 in aisles, or a queen only against one wall. Three floor plans with real mattress sizes and exact clearances.3 layouts
- 8×10 ft80 sq ftHome OfficeAn 8x10 home office fits a 60 in desk, a 36 in bookcase, and a printer credenza with 36 in walkways. Three plans, real dimensions, and what to skip.3 layouts
- 8×10 ft80 sq ftKitchenAn 8x10 kitchen is 96 by 120 in, so two 25 in counter runs leave a 46 in aisle. Three floor plans - galley, U-shape and one-wall - with real clearances.3 layouts
- 9×9 ft81 sq ftBedroomA 9x9 bedroom fits a queen with 24 in aisles but only 28 in of floor past the footboard. Three square-room plans with exact clearances in inches.3 layouts
- 9×10 ft90 sq ftSmall RoomsA 9x10 room is 90 sq ft: a queen bed centers on the 108 in wall with 24 in on each side. Bedroom, bed-plus-desk and nursery plans with clearances.3 layouts
- 8×12 ft96 sq ftKitchenAn 8x12 kitchen is the ideal galley: a 46 in aisle and 12 linear feet per run. Three layouts with work triangle math and real landing clearances.3 layouts
- 8×12 ft96 sq ftSmall RoomsAn 8x12 room is 96 by 144 in - the smallest that holds a queen bed and a real desk at once. Three floor plans with exact clearances in inches.3 layouts
- 10×10 ft100 sq ftBedroomA 10x10 bedroom takes a queen with 30 in aisles, but the dresser has to move to a side wall. Three floor plans with exact inches and real clearances.3 layouts
- 10×10 ft100 sq ftHome OfficeA 10x10 home office fits a 66 in desk floated off the wall, a credenza, two bookcases, and a guest chair. Three plans with clearances in inches.3 layouts
- 10×10 ft100 sq ftKitchenA 10x10 kitchen leaves 70 in between facing counter runs - enough to cook in, not enough for an island. Three plans with exact clearances in inches.3 layouts
- 9×12 ft108 sq ftKitchenA 9x12 kitchen leaves 58 in between two 25 in counter runs - enough for two cooks, never enough for an island. Three plans with the arithmetic in inches.3 layouts
- 10×12 ft120 sq ftBedroomA 10x12 bedroom fits a queen, two nightstands and a 60 in dresser, but not a king. Three floor plans with exact clearances and real furniture sizes.3 layouts
- 10×12 ft120 sq ftHome OfficeA 10x12 home office fits a 66 in desk with two guest chairs, a 72 in credenza, or two back-to-back desks. Four floor plans with real clearances.4 layouts
- 10×12 ft120 sq ftKitchenA 10x12 kitchen fits an L with a peninsula, a full U, or a one-wall run with a table. Why 120 in of width still rules out an island, in inches.3 layouts
- 10×12 ft120 sq ftLiving RoomA 10x12 living room fits a 72 in sofa, a 42 in coffee table, one armchair and a 55 in TV. Three scaled floor plans, exact clearances, and what to leave out.3 layouts
- 11×12 ft132 sq ftBedroomAn 11x12 bedroom is the first size where a king fits properly: 76 in of mattress and 28 in aisles. Three plans, exact clearances, real furniture sizes.3 layouts
- 10×14 ft140 sq ftKitchenA 10x14 kitchen gives 28 linear feet of galley run and still no island - 25 + 42 + 24 + 36 is 127 in against 120. Three plans with clearances in inches.3 layouts
- 11×13 ft143 sq ftLiving RoomAn 11x13 living room fits an 84 in sofa, a 48 in coffee table, one armchair and a 65 in TV. Three scaled floor plans with real clearances in inches.3 layouts
- 12×12 ft144 sq ftBedroomA 12x12 bedroom fits a king with 34 in aisles, a bench and a dresser. Three floor plans, real furniture dimensions, and the clearances that matter.3 layouts
- 12×12 ft144 sq ftHome OfficeA 12x12 home office fits a 72 in desk, a credenza wall, two guest chairs, a reading nook, or two full workstations. Four plans with exact clearances.4 layouts
- 12×12 ft144 sq ftKitchenA 12x12 kitchen fits an island only if one wall stays bare: 25 + 42 + 30 + 36 in comes to 133 of your 144. Three plans - U-shape, island and peninsula.3 layouts
- 12×12 ft144 sq ftLiving RoomA 12x12 living room takes an 84 in sofa, two armchairs, a 44 in coffee table and a 65 in TV. Three scaled square-room plans with real clearances in inches.3 layouts
- 12×14 ft168 sq ftBedroomA 12x14 bedroom is the first footprint where a king truly works: 34 in aisles, a 66 in dresser, a bench. Three plans with exact clearances in inches.3 layouts
- 12×14 ft168 sq ftKitchenA 12x14 kitchen is the first that takes an island with seating: 25 + 42 + 36 + 65 in comes to exactly 168. Three plans with real clearances in inches.3 layouts
- 12×14 ft168 sq ftLiving RoomA 12x14 living room takes an 88 in sofa, two armchairs, a 28 in coffee table and a 65 in TV. Three scaled plans, exact clearances, and what to leave out.3 layouts
- 12×16 ft192 sq ftLiving RoomA 12x16 living room fits a 90 in sofa, two chairs, a 65 in TV and a floated seating group open to a dining area. Three scaled plans with clearances.3 layouts
- 14×16 ft224 sq ftBedroomA 14x16 bedroom holds a king, a 72 in dresser wall, a bench and a two-chair sitting corner. Three floor plans with real clearances in inches.3 layouts
- 14×16 ft224 sq ftLiving RoomA 14x16 living room holds two 84 in sofas facing each other, a 115 in sectional, or a floated group and a 75 in TV. Three scaled plans with clearances.3 layouts
- 12×21 ft252 sq ftStudio ApartmentA 250 sq ft studio fits a full bed, a daybed or a Murphy bed - not a queen plus a sofa. Three floor plans with the arithmetic that rules it out.3 layouts
- 14×20 ft280 sq ftLiving RoomA 14x20 living room is too long for one seating group: split 240 inches into a TV zone and a second zone. Three scaled plans with real clearances.3 layouts
- 15×20 ft300 sq ftStudio ApartmentA 300 sq ft studio, drawn as 15 by 20 ft, fits a queen bed, a 72 in sofa and a table for two. Three floor plans, exact clearances, and what to leave out.3 layouts
- 16×25 ft400 sq ftStudio ApartmentA 400 sq ft studio drawn as 16 by 25 ft fits a queen bed, an 84 in sofa and a table for two. Three floor plans, exact clearances, and what to leave out.3 layouts
- 20×25 ft500 sq ftStudio ApartmentA 500 sq ft studio at 20 by 25 ft holds a queen bed, a 90 in sofa, a table for four and a desk. Three zoned floor plans with clearances in inches.3 layouts
- 20×30 ft600 sq ftStudio ApartmentA 600 sq ft studio at 20 by 30 ft fits a queen bedroom zone, a 90 in sofa, a table for four and two desks. Three floor plans with real clearances.3 layouts