Auto-Furnish: Real Layouts for Your Room, in One Tap
Draw a box over a room and Auto-furnish lays it out for you: a kitchen in four shapes, a living room, a bedroom, a bathroom or a food truck, five variations each. Or pick from 62 design ideas, ranked by how well they fit. Everything it places is real, to-scale furniture you can move.


Every layout on this page is what Auto-furnish actually produced for a real room, shown with the app's own 2D plan and 3D view. Nothing was moved by hand.
Two ways to fill a room
Knowing what furniture you need is easy. Knowing where it goes is where people get stuck. Auto-furnish takes a room, or any area you draw a box around, and lays it out for you, then shows five variations so you can pick the arrangement closest to what you had in mind.
Everything it places is a normal, to-scale catalog item, so the result is a real starting point rather than a picture: drag pieces, resize them, swap a sofa for a sectional. Preview any variation in 3D before you keep it, and undo it in one step if you change your mind.
There are two lanes. Whole rooms lays out a complete kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom or food truck from the pieces you tick. Design ideas offers 62 ready-made arrangements, from a reading nook to a home bar to a one-car garage, ranked so the ones that fit your box come first.

Whole rooms
Pick the room type, the layout shape and what to include, then generate.

Design ideas
Search or browse 62 ideas; the ones that fit your box come first, each marked with its fit.
Whole rooms
Kitchen
Kitchens are runs, not pieces: cabinets lined up along the walls with the appliances slotted in. Pick a shape and Auto-furnish fills it with real cabinet widths, turns the corners and puts the appliances in.








What to include
- Base cabinets(on by default)
- Wall cabinets(on by default)
- Corner cabinets(on by default)
- Sink(on by default)
- Range / stove(on by default)
- Refrigerator(on by default)
- Dishwasher(on by default)
- Range hood(on by default)
- Microwave(off by default)
Filled = on by default. Untick anything you don't want. 5 variations to choose from.
How it places things
- Fills each run with real cabinet widths, from 36 in down to 12 in
- Turns inside corners with a Lazy Susan (36 in along each wall) and a corner wall cabinet
- Keeps the dishwasher right beside the sink and leaves the space above the sink open
- Hangs the range hood (or an over-the-range microwave) over the range
- Never puts cabinets across a doorway, and keeps wall cabinets off windows
- Turns the shape so the cabinets sit on solid walls and the open side faces the room
- Leaves wall cabinets off a half-height (pony) wall, where they couldn't hang
- Shrinks a 36 in sink or fridge to 30 in before dropping it, when a run is tight
Whole rooms
Living room
A living room works around one wall: the TV or the fireplace. Auto-furnish picks that wall, puts the sofa across from it and builds the seating group in between.






What to include
- TV console(on by default)
- Coffee table(on by default)
- Accent chairs(on by default)
- Rug(on by default)
Filled = on by default. Untick anything you don't want. 5 variations to choose from.
How it places things
- Puts the TV console on the room's main (focal) wall
- Places the sofa against the opposite wall, facing the TV
- Only fits the coffee table and chairs into the space between, so a deep sectional never gets a table jammed into it
- Centers the rug under the seating group
- Checks every piece against doorways and the pieces already placed, and slides it along the wall to a clear spot
Whole rooms
Bedroom
Choose the bed size you own or want to buy. Auto-furnish centers it on a wall, headboard to the wall, and fits the storage around it.






What to include
- Nightstands(on by default)
- Dresser(on by default)
- Wardrobe(on by default)
- Rug(on by default)
Filled = on by default. Untick anything you don't want. 5 variations to choose from.
How it places things
- Centers the bed on a wall, headboard to the wall, clear of the doorway
- Adds nightstands beside the bed
- Prefers the wall opposite the bed for the dresser
- Puts the wardrobe on whichever side wall is clear
- Offers queen, king, full and twin beds
Whole rooms
Bathroom
Pick a full bath, a shower room or a half bath. Auto-furnish places the biggest fixture first, then fits the vanity and toilet around it and finishes with the small things.






What to include
- Vanity(on by default)
- Toilet(on by default)
Filled = on by default. Untick anything you don't want. 5 variations to choose from.
How it places things
- Places the tub or shower first, on the best long wall without a door
- Prefers the vanity on the main wall, where the mirror goes
- Fits the toilet onto a remaining clear wall
- Adds a toilet-paper holder beside the toilet and a towel ring beside the vanity
- Checks every fixture against the door's swing, and leaves out a piece that can't fit clear rather than blocking the door
Whole rooms
Food truck
Yes, really. Pick a truck size, or draw your own, then choose your equipment. Auto-furnish lines it up along the truck's long walls in the order the work flows.

What to include
- Reach-in fridge(on by default)
- Reach-in freezer(off by default)
- Prep-top fridge(on by default)
- Prep table(on by default)
- Wire shelving(off by default)
- Flat-top griddle(on by default)
- Deep fryer(on by default)
- Char-broiler(off by default)
- Range / burners(off by default)
- Wok range(off by default)
- Steam table(off by default)
- Grease hood(on by default)
- 3-compartment sink(on by default)
- Hand-wash sink(on by default)
- Water tanks(off by default)
- Service counter(on by default)
- POS / register(off by default)
Filled = on by default. Untick anything you don't want. 4 variations to choose from.
How it places things
- Truck sizes: Small 7 × 12 ft, Medium 7 × 18 ft, Large 7 × 25 ft, Trailer 8 × 20 ft, or the box you draw
- Single line (one wall) or double line (both walls)
- Lays the equipment out in service order along the truck's long walls
- Turns on the health-code essentials by default: a 3-compartment sink, a hand-wash sink and a grease hood
Five variations, exactly as generated
All five layouts Auto-furnish offered for one 14 × 16 ft living room with a door and a window. The TV wall moves, the sofa turns, the chairs swap sides. Pick the one closest to how you live, then adjust.





Design ideas
62 ideas for the corners whole rooms don't cover
A coffee station, a mudroom drop zone, a sim-racing den, a hot-tub deck. Each idea is a small, purpose-built arrangement of 3 to 8 real pieces. Draw a box where it should go, and it drops in against your walls. Every one has its own guide with the full piece list.
The idea fits inside the box you drew, turned whichever way suits it better. These come first.
Up to 12% bigger than your box on a side. It still places; a piece may sit a little past the edge, and small accents can be trimmed so it fits.
More than that. Shown last, so you can still see it, but draw a bigger box or pick another idea.
- Rest & relax 12
- Work 6
- Kitchen & dining 7
- Entry & storage 9
- Kids 5
- Play & hobbies 8
- Bath & spa 3
- Fitness 1
- Outdoor 9
- Garage & utility 2
Rest & relax · 12

Calm-Down Corner
5 pieces · 8 × 9 ft

Guest Corner
6 pieces · 8 × 10 ft

Library Wall
6 pieces · 10 × 8 ft

Listening Corner
7 pieces · 9 × 9 ft

Music Corner
5 pieces · 8 × 8 ft

Plant Corner
6 pieces · 7 × 7 ft

Prayer Corner
7 pieces · 8 × 8 ft

Reading Nook
7 pieces · 8 × 10 ft

She Shed
7 pieces · 10 × 9 ft

Sunroom Corner
6 pieces · 8 × 9 ft

Whiskey Lounge
7 pieces · 11 × 10 ft

Yoga Corner
6 pieces · 7.5 × 9 ft
Work · 6
Kitchen & dining · 7
Entry & storage · 9

Dog-Wash Station
6 pieces · 8 × 8 ft

Family Command Center
6 pieces · 9 × 7 ft

Foyer Drop Zone
8 pieces · 7 × 10 ft

Gear Room
5 pieces · 10 × 9 ft

Harvest Pantry
5 pieces · 10.5 × 8 ft

Home Vault Closet
4 pieces · 8 × 9 ft

Laundry Nook
5 pieces · 6 × 8 ft

Mudroom Launch Pad
6 pieces · 7 × 10 ft

Walk-in Closet
6 pieces · 10 × 10.5 ft
Kids · 5
Play & hobbies · 8
Bath & spa · 3
Fitness · 1
Outdoor · 9

Balcony Bistro
5 pieces · 9 × 9 ft

Front Porch
5 pieces · 10.5 × 7 ft

Gazebo Dining
6 pieces · 24 × 14 ft

Grill Station
5 pieces · 10 × 9 ft

Hot-Tub Deck
5 pieces · 12.5 × 13 ft

Kitchen Garden
7 pieces · 14 × 12 ft

Patio Lounge
7 pieces · 12 × 12.5 ft

Pergola Lounge
6 pieces · 13 × 19 ft

Zen Garden
7 pieces · 11 × 10 ft
Garage & utility · 2
One idea, placed different ways
Each idea comes with five placements. Here are four of them for the Reading Nook, in an 8 × 10 ft box drawn in the corner of a 14 × 16 ft living room, exactly as generated.




Where it sits
In the left corner, centered or in the right corner of your box, mirrored or not, on whichever edge of the box is a real wall.
Which pieces
A chair, lamp or table can be swapped for a catalog sibling of the same kind and similar size, so you see more than one look.
What gets trimmed
When the box is tight, the smallest accents go first, so the core of the idea still fits.
How it works
- 1
Draw a box
Tap the Auto-furnish wand and drag a box over the room or zone, tracing its walls. In a plan divided into rooms, you can tap a room's label instead.
- 2
Pick a lane
Whole rooms: choose kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom or food truck, the layout shape, and what to include. Design ideas: browse or search 62 ideas, ranked by fit.
- 3
Compare variations
Generate, then flip through the variations on your plan. Tap View in 3D on any of them.
- 4
Keep it and refine
Tap Done to place the layout, then nudge, swap or resize pieces like any other furniture.
Search ideas in plain words: “reading nook”, “coffee”, “desk”.
Changed your mind? Placing a layout is a single undo.
49 seconds: draw a box, pick an idea, flip the variations, see it in 3D. Step-by-step guide with screenshots

What Auto-furnish won't do
It gives you a strong first draft in seconds. It isn't a designer, and it doesn't pretend to be.
- It decides what goes where, not colors or styles. Finishes are yours to pick, and AI Render Studio can show the room in a style you choose.
- Whole-room layouts cover five room types. Offices, dining nooks, mudrooms, garages and the rest are covered by the design ideas.
- The box is a rectangle. For an L-shaped room, furnish one part at a time.
- Not every variation will suit your room. One might put the fridge in front of a window, or leave out a piece that couldn't fit clear of a door. That's why you get five, and why every piece stays editable.
- It doesn't know where your outlets, vents or radiators are. Check those before you buy.
After it places a layout, Smart Flow Check keeps checking it as you edit: furniture in a door's swing, crowded doorways, overlapping pieces and tall pieces in front of windows. Our room guides give the clearances to aim for in a kitchen, living room, bedroom and bathroom.
Auto-furnish FAQ
Rooms, variations and design ideas
Which rooms can it furnish?
Whole-room layouts cover kitchens (single wall, galley, L-shape and U-shape), living rooms (sofa, sectional or loveseat), bedrooms (queen, king, full or twin bed), bathrooms (full bath, shower or half bath) and food trucks. For anything else, such as a home office, a dining nook, a mudroom or a garage, use the 62 design ideas.
Can I change the layout after it's placed?
Yes. Everything it places is an ordinary catalog item, so you can move, rotate, resize or delete any piece exactly as if you had placed it yourself. Placing a layout is one undo step.
Are all the variations good?
Not always, and that's why you get five. Each one arranges the room differently; one may suit your room better than another, and a piece that can't fit clear of a door is left out rather than blocking it. Pick the closest and adjust from there.
Does it work for open-plan spaces?
Yes. Draw a box around just the zone you want furnished, for example the living area of an open-plan room, and Auto-furnish works inside that box.
What are the design ideas?
62 ready-made arrangements of 3 to 8 pieces, such as a coffee station, a reading nook or a home-gym corner, in 10 collections. Each is marked Fits, Tight or Too big for the box you drew, and the ones that fit come first. Every idea also has its own page in the Design Ideas guide.
Does it choose colors and styles?
No. Auto-furnish decides what goes where. Colors, materials and finishes are yours to set, and AI Render Studio can show the finished room in a style you pick.
Is Auto-furnish an extra purchase?
No. It is included in the one-time $19.99 price like every other feature.
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