Arrange furniture on a room canvas to find a layout that works. Drag pieces from the library, rotate and reposition them, switch the floor background, and export your plan. Undo/redo and save built in.
Arrange furniture on a floor plan with drag-and-drop and find a layout that actually works — before you lift a thing.
Furniture that looks fine in a showroom can crowd a real room. Our free home layout designer lets you place sofas, beds, tables and storage onto a scaled floor plan and move them around until circulation, sightlines and balance all feel right. It's the fastest way to test an idea without pushing heavy furniture across the floor.
Because the room and the furniture are drawn to the same scale, you can immediately see whether a walkway is wide enough, whether a bed leaves room for wardrobes, or whether a dining table will block a doorway. Planning the layout first saves you from the two most common regrets: buying pieces that don't fit, and arranging a room three or four times before it works.
Move furniture around your plan freely until the arrangement clicks.
Start from realistically sized pieces instead of drawing everything by hand.
See changes instantly, so you can compare layouts side by side in your head.
Plan on your phone, tablet or laptop, then install Chhimwal as an app.
Choose from a library of common furniture shapes sized to real-world dimensions, drop them onto your plan, and rotate or reposition them freely. Live preview means there's no guesswork — the arrangement you build on screen is the one you can recreate at home. It's equally useful for a new build, a move, or simply refreshing a room you already live in.
Yes, it is free to use with no account required. You can plan as many rooms and layouts as you want.
Yes. You set the room size, and furniture is placed to scale so the layout reflects your actual space.
Not at all. The drag-and-drop interface is made for homeowners and renters, not just designers — if you can move an icon, you can plan a room.
Yes. You can lay out room after room and think about how the whole home connects, then export or save your work.