Tell the planner your room size and what goes in it. It draws a floor plan, and it rejects any layout where the bed blocks the door, a wardrobe cannot open or a walkway gets too tight.
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Write the room in plain words: the size, the furniture, and which walls hold the door and the windows. Numbers without a unit use the unit you pick, feet or metres.
The planner tries each piece against every wall, in many positions. A rule engine checks each candidate for door swing, walkways and furniture clearance. Only layouts that pass are ranked and shown.
If something is missing, such as the wall of the door or the type of wardrobe door, the planner asks. It does not guess. If you ask for something it cannot draw yet, it says so.
Every plan is drawn with the longer side across the top and north up.
A square room with a queen bed, two nightstands and a sliding-door wardrobe. Sliding doors need only 24 in of clear floor in front of the wardrobe.
12 x 12 bedroom, queen bed, two nightstands, sliding wardrobe, 4 ft window on north wall, door on south wall
Try this room in the plannerA full bed, one nightstand, a desk and a sliding-door wardrobe. The desk needs about 30 in behind it so a chair can pull out.
10 x 12 bedroom, full bed, one nightstand, desk, sliding wardrobe, 4 ft window on east wall, door on south wall
Try this room in the plannerA king bed, two nightstands, a desk and a walk-in closet. The closet opening needs 30 in of clear floor in front of it.
14 x 16 bedroom, king bed, two nightstands, walk-in closet, desk, 5 ft window on north wall, door on south wall
Try this room in the plannerThese two layouts look fine at a glance. The rule check finds the problem, and the planner lays out the same room again.
A bed inside the door swing is the most common mistake in AI-generated rooms.
The same room and the same furniture, laid out by the planner.
Every bedroom needs a window that stays usable as an emergency exit.
The same room and the same furniture, laid out by the planner.
| Check | What the planner requires | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Room size | At least 70 sq ft, and no side shorter than 7 ft. | IRC 2021 R304.1, R304.2 |
| Window | At least one window in every bedroom. | IRC 2021 R310.1 |
| Door | Door opening at least 30 in wide. Keep a square the size of the door clear inside the room. | Common US practice, rule of thumb |
| Bed | 24 in clear at the foot, and 24 in beside at least one long side along 60% of the bed. | Designer review |
| Sliding-door wardrobe | 24 in of clear floor in front. | Designer review |
| Hinged-door wardrobe | 36 in of clear floor in front. | Designer review |
| Desk | About 30 in of clear floor in front, for the chair. | Designer review |
| Tall furniture | Wardrobes, closets and bookshelves must not block a window. | Rule of thumb |
| Overlap | Furniture cannot overlap or leave the room. | Product rule |
A layout that breaks any of these checks is not shown. Sizes you type always replace the defaults.