StudioInterior design planner

Your space, your place, your Studio.

A room plan is easier to carry when notes, materials, budget, and dates stay together. Studio keeps each part with its design as choices take shape.

Start Designing

Start with one room. Build the plan from there.

Example top-down living room layout with a sofa, rug, coffee table, and plants

Warm, grounded living room

Illustrative room plan

14 × 18 ft
Seating
Place an 84-inch sofa along the long wall.
Rug & table
Center an 8 × 10 ft rug under the sofa’s front legs; leave 18 in to the coffee table.
Clear path
Keep a 36 in walkway from the entry to the window.

Paletteoak · ivory · moss · clay

Example layoutPlan details are sample guidance

Try a sample layout

Choose a room type to see a realistic sample render.

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Choose a room type and show its sample room. Your saved palette will appear alongside it.

From the room you have to a plan you can follow.

Studio brings the practical parts of an interior project into one saved design, so you can move from the first room notes to the next milestone.

  1. Begin with the room

    Use the example layout as a starting point, then write down sizes, doors, and objects to plan around.

  2. Keep choices in view

    Save material ideas and planned costs with the design, then compare spending with its budget limit.

  3. Give the work a timeline

    Add dates and deliverables so the next parts of the project have a place in the plan.